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xii, 228 pages ; 23 cm |
| Summary |
"The Hundreds is a gritty, raw street tale about the outlaw culture of a criminal province and sovereignty known as the Hundreds, where the Conservative Vice Lords rule with a iron fist under the leadership of Chief Timbo, a devout ranking member of the Lords who implements a whole new structure and design for hustling and gaining respect, financially. With the crack cocaine era in full swing, the Lords grab hold and squeeze every dollar possible from those who find themselves on the wrong end of the narcotics drug trafficking game and crack pipe. This novel's narrative is full of violence, betrayals, deep love, respect, and a fierce battle of wits between rival street gangs vying for a piece of the territory called the Hundreds. Gun battles, corrupt police, treachery, and brutal mutilations and murders grace the pages of this vivid depiction of the truest nature; of a depraved, unholy system of street justice void of any morality, compassion or mercy. The very sanctity of life has been suspended within the confines of The Hundred’s." -- Amazon. |
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African Americans -- Fiction.
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Drug dealers -- Fiction.
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Gangs -- Fiction.
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Street life -- Fiction.
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Murder -- Fiction.
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Chicago (Ill.) -- Fiction.
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Urban fiction.
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| ISBN |
9781708733384 (paperback) |
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1708733388 (paperback) |
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