Loyalty, Love, and BETRAYAL: An Urban Hood Tale: Surviving the Hand that was Dealt Growing Up in the Hood

Love, Loyalty, & BETRAYAL by author Wayne Grind is a great urban hood story about young kids growing up in the city streets, adapting quickly to the street life, and having the privilege to be schooled by an old gangsta by the name of Silk. Silk preached all the time about the coldness of this world, and the game. But after Silk was hospitalized from a gunshot wound, the hang was worried and disappointed. It showed on their faces. Silk was like a father to them, and things just weren't going to be the same without going to Silk's car wash, soaking up the game, and making that money. Champ and the gang were confused about what had happened to silk, but then the good news came that Silk had made it out. However, things would never be the same around the shop again. "Survival by Any Means" became the gang's motto...in or out...and Silk needed them. They were family. This book is real. It is a must-read.