Ronald Barnes Bücher

The world for JC was inescapable, it seemed like the more he ran from the life style of selling drugs; the more it came in his life. After losing his two son's mother to drug world, he fell in love with the woman of his dreams. He thought he was off to a beautiful future with his family, until his past caught up with him and sent him to prison. After prison, that dreadful life style that he feared, came in his life like a quiet storm. Before he could realize what had happen to his life after prison, he was caught up in drug world and couldn't get out. The drug world is a heartless and selfish business, it has no respect for life or anything in it. This book does not sugar coat any aspect of this life style; at any level what so ever, it's the plain truth and if you think for one minute you can stand the test of time in drug world. You're a fool, because the life style ain't nothing but sadness and pain!

Drug world will take you through a test of change in life. Take a journey in drug world and find out the truth about real life. One would come to a cross road of left or right. Once you read drug world, you will find your life and where you're going in the future. I dare you to read and understand this story,and feel you are satisfied with your life or not satisfied at all. A country without morals and ethics can never stand the test of change and reality..

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