Book
The rise of a gold mouth boss
Call Number
- URBAN LAKI (EAS)
Publication Information
[Place of publication not identified] : Lakia Presents, LLC., 2022.
Physical Description
333 pages ; 23 cm
Summary
"Bryson Webb Jr. aka Blue might be young, black and reckless but he's definitely loyal to the soil and smarter than your average. While navigating life on his own in college, one party changed his trajectory and he wound up expelled from school and fighting a case. While attempting to conceal the drama unfolding in his life, Blue comes across a woman whose smart mouth made him realize that he was wasting his potential. Forcing Blue to recognize that he is far from a boss, pushing him to take a step back and reevaluate his life. Brooklyn is a young black female defense attorney who is always in boss mode leaving her with little time to foster romantic relationships. Growing up as the only girl in a house full of boys made her rough around the edges, tougher than your average female, and extremely selective about the men she shares her space with. Settling down is the last thing on Brooklyn's mind until Kyree comes along and shows her that there are men out there who know how to properly love a woman. Darrius is a child psychiatrist with his own traumatic past. His heart is cold and the only thing he has to offer women is a sliver of ecstasy between the sheets. Darrius doesn't see himself living the traditional family life but the universe has other plans for his future. In The Rise of A Gold Mouth Boss, the Webb siblings are living their own luxurious lives, securing their own bag, and making their own decisions. The siblings take different paths in life, but the devotion, trust, and allegiance that they have for each other remains the same. When life, trouble, and chaos hit their individual doorsteps, it sends their worlds swirling in unexpected directions. Past hurts, childhood trauma, intense secrets, along with staunch loyalty and unyielding love surround the Webb siblings, bringing both joy and pain into their lives. Catch up with the Webb family and see how they address the issues that life throws their way in this African American urban romance standalone.."--Page [4] of cover.