You never know how far you’ll go until you’re put in compromising situation and the Banks’ sisters have learned to never to say never. Ever. When tragedy strikes, the three girls are left alone in this cold world to fend for themselves, moving across the border from Haiti to the United States didn’t make things easier either.
As the oldest, Billion Banks feels an obligation to her sisters and their well-being. Tainted by her childhood, Billion’s hatred for men turns her heart cold. Pushing her feelings to the side, she works overtime in order to take care of her family. There’s no length Billion wouldn’t go to make sure the Banks’ sisters are good, even if it means dealing drugs. What happens to the person always putting everyone else first? Will she end up in last place? Or worse... dead?
Breeze Banks is the hopeless romantic of the sisters. In love with the idea of being in love, she just knows one day she’ll have the perfect family with the house and the white picket fence. When she meets Rookie, a single father, working a 9-5 in the day and struggling to make a name for himself on the block at night, she’s intrigued. Rookie isn’t what Breeze is used to, but he’s everything she imagined. When the Banks sisters wreak havoc on Rookie’s block, leaving him short a hustle, Breeze finds herself torn. Will the secret her and her sisters carry ruin her chances of happiness?
Blessyn Banks is the most damaged of the sisters. Being the product of an affair between her mother and another man, was a burden too heavy to bare. Even though she carried his name, her stepfather despised her, if that wasn’t bad enough, her biological father wanted nothing to do with her. This alone leaves Blessyn struggling to find the light within the darkness and the love, where there is none. Will she finally discover her worth and move on from a volatile flame before it comes back to burn her? Or will history repeats itself, leaving her like her mother?
Genre: Urban Fiction
As the oldest, Billion Banks feels an obligation to her sisters and their well-being. Tainted by her childhood, Billion’s hatred for men turns her heart cold. Pushing her feelings to the side, she works overtime in order to take care of her family. There’s no length Billion wouldn’t go to make sure the Banks’ sisters are good, even if it means dealing drugs. What happens to the person always putting everyone else first? Will she end up in last place? Or worse... dead?
Breeze Banks is the hopeless romantic of the sisters. In love with the idea of being in love, she just knows one day she’ll have the perfect family with the house and the white picket fence. When she meets Rookie, a single father, working a 9-5 in the day and struggling to make a name for himself on the block at night, she’s intrigued. Rookie isn’t what Breeze is used to, but he’s everything she imagined. When the Banks sisters wreak havoc on Rookie’s block, leaving him short a hustle, Breeze finds herself torn. Will the secret her and her sisters carry ruin her chances of happiness?
Blessyn Banks is the most damaged of the sisters. Being the product of an affair between her mother and another man, was a burden too heavy to bare. Even though she carried his name, her stepfather despised her, if that wasn’t bad enough, her biological father wanted nothing to do with her. This alone leaves Blessyn struggling to find the light within the darkness and the love, where there is none. Will she finally discover her worth and move on from a volatile flame before it comes back to burn her? Or will history repeats itself, leaving her like her mother?
Genre: Urban Fiction
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