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Liked It Rated 4 stars “Rappers ‘R In Danger by Relentless Aaron Amazon: 4 APOOO: 4 How Far Would You Go For Street Fame! Relentless Aaron has done it again with his phenomenal account of a rap artist’s claim to fame, mixed with street violence in Rappers ‘R In Danger. This story starts off in the streets of...” see full review » see other reviews »

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  “Rappers ‘R In Danger by Relentless Aaron Amazon: 4 APOOO: 4 How Far Would You Go For Street Fame! Relentless Aaron has done it again with his phenomenal account of a rap artist’s claim to fame, mixed with street violence in Rappers ‘R In Danger. This story starts off in the streets of Queens Blvd where you find Ringo an aspiring rapper, Brice a terror to all streets, and Cooksie, Brice’s biggest fan. The streets watch as you see these three guys take over Queens Blvd, from terrorizing the local check cashing place to being forced to run for cover when chased by some cops after a robbery goes wrong. Ringo and Brice are on the run, after numerous murders and robberies they are forced to relocate and start over. When Brice’s face pops up on a most wanted poster, Ringo is brought back to reality of that day two years ago, when the best laid plan went awry. Ringo takes his share of the money from the robbery and lays low, starting from scratch. He gets a hook-up with a demo and starts pushing his CD in the streets by himself. Porsche is the girl who helps him to build his empire, and she is one of his ride-or-die chicks. Tangi is the local resident in the hotel he chooses to make his home, but she is being pimped by her mother and a high school dropout. Brice is a hardcore gang leader, ripping the streets of Chicago, New York and anywhere he lays his head. He is down for whatever, from robbing, killing, stealing cars you name it he is involved. Will the cops capture enemy number one? Or will Brice be able to stay underground without blowing his own cover? This book is filled with mystery, murder and craziness from start to finish. I was a little turned off by the number of spelling errors and repeat sentences, but the story was good and kept me turning the pages. The ending will knock you off your feet. I recommend this book to all Street Lit lovers. Reviewed by: Cheryl H APOOO BookClub ”

  CHAYES1107 wrote this review Wednesday, January 9 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No