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We Run New York 2

By: Sa'id Salaam
Narrated by: Tayari Appiah
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The Buddha crew is back in We Run New York Two. The once childhood friends are all grown up, but growing apart as well. More money equals more problems, and loyalties will be tested. If they're not careful, it will tear them apart.

Over in Harlem, Giggles has ambitions beyond just being the boss's son-in-law. Marrying Jennifer was just a move in the game of checkers he's playing. Meanwhile, the ghetto Game of Thrones is a chess match. Jennifer has doubts about the ruse and wants to come clean.

Buddha knows if he wants to truly run New York, he'll have to expand. Opening up new territories proves lucrative, but not without cost. Some may be more than he can pay. His leadership is pushed to the brink, as well as his relationship with Rip.

One of them won't make it till the end.

©2022 Sa'id Salaam (P)2023 Sa'id Salaam African American Mystery Suspense Fiction New York

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