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My name is Ricky Johnson, and this is my story.... Where I'm from, South Jamaica Queens, making the wrong choices in life can actually make you feel like you made all the right moves, especially when you're driving around in high-end cars, spending money like it's water, and sporting the latest trends and fashions. Since I was thirteen I've been hustling and running the streets. My theory in life is, “the more money you hold, the more respect you get.” But unfortunately my lavish lifestyle came to an end, and I ended up doing a bid upstate. As a man, I should've learned from my mistakes and done right with my life. But the thing is, I got the devil, disguised as my best friend Kinko, addressing me in one ear, and then I got my family and my girl preaching to me in the next ear.
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***** Money & Power = Respect , August 17, 2005
I enjoyed this novel. It had me on the edge of my seat. It left me wanting more. I am waiting on the sequel. If you have read any of Erick Gray's pervious novels then let me tell you his writing has only gotten better and more street. This novel is a must read.
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