Thugs Cry

De: Ca$h

Narrado por: Maurice Collins

Cam'ron and Raheem hail from the notorious Brick City in Newark, New Jersey. The two friends grew up eating noodles off of the same fork, now they are primed to eat off the drug game. From the Bricks to the ATL, niggas must bow down or get laid down.

Cam'ron epitomizes the grimy streets of Newark. He's a supreme hustler with a vicious murder game. Cam'ron loves four things: his money, family, his homie, and his boo. Touch either one and you get served, Cam'ron warns the streets. Of course Newark niggas are the grimiest, so they don't take heed to Cam'ron's threat; they touch all of the above.

Tamika, who is Cam'ron's boo, makes shit hotter when she sets out to show him that he's not the only hustler checkin' for her, and she does not have to condone his womanizing. When Tamika gets with a hustler who refuses to let her go back to Cam'ron, the consequences get catastrophic for somebody.

Meanwhile, Raheem, who is the polar opposite from his man, is quietly putting his G down in the dirty south. When ATL thugs test Raheem's gun they find out that a quiet storm is the deadliest. Raheem is as gentle with his woman as he is proficient with his murder game.

Kayundra, Raheem's shorty, has fallen into drug addiction, and it has her in a vise grip. Raheem's love for Kayundra never wavers. He helps her beat her addiction, and soon she's refocused on her dream of becoming an R and B diva. With Raheem's help Kayundra lands a recording deal, and almost overnight she becomes a star. But success comes at a price that threatens to shatter their love.

Raheem and Cam'ron go hard for what they want, and they attain it, leaving a lot of bodies along the way. They make many mothers bury their sons and shed tears, but on the road to hood fame and riches they learn that sometimes the enemy strikes back and it's your turn to cry. When the blood and tears stop falling will what Cam'ron and Raheem gained be worth what they both lose?

©2012 Reginald Alexander (P)2019 Reginald Alexander

Not believable

Try again you’ll get there you have to feel it if you want the reader to enjoy.

Narrator

Greats story but narrator was horrible. Took everything in me t finding listening to him

Thugs

Well the book was good until the end. Which was stupid. I hated what happened to Tamicka mother and friend Danielle. I thought the end was just horrible. I am not sure if I will do the second book.

It was very good the male voice sounds nice.

They story was good from start to finish. Can't wait to read part too. 👍

The storyline was boring; I could not finish the book.

I wouldn't waste a credit. It's hard to believe there are two additional parts to this story.

OMG....

I can’t wait to listen to Thugs Cry 2!!! This is urban fiction at it’s finest.

Suprised

I took a chance and I am definitely enthralled. The characters are well written all kinds of plots, twists and turns. This is a must get if you love ❤ street and hood drama.

Classic

Highly recommend this streetlit classic. The audio production is on point and the pace is exceptional

Never get too big for your britches!!!

“Thugs Cry” book 1 is the shit. I feel that “Ca$h”, the author really delivers on this one. I love how this young black man got so hood rich and famous. I love that his girl Tameka was down for him when he started at the bottom. It was so sweet how they loved eachother.It was so cute how she would get crunk on him when he acted up. I did not care for CJ when he let the money go to his head. He never was the type to play games with people in the streets. I was so hurt when Tameka and CJ’s little sister was murdered. It made me cry. I love cash but I hate that book 3 is not out yet on audible. I hope Ca$h gets this done fast, quick, and in a hurry. I recommend reading this book.

Great book

This book left me want to know more. The narrated brought this book to life. So ready to listen to part 2