Capturing the Plug's Heart

De: Misha

Narrado por: Emmanuel Ingram, Shari Peele

Meet Justice, the beautiful bombshell with a slick mouth and the attitude to match it. Running a drug empire is hard enough, but try being a female while doing so. In a profession that’s mostly men, she has no problem stepping up and getting it done in her stiletto heels and a Glock on her hip. Anytime she walks in the room, people notice her, and there’s nothing but respect. When the plug dies, and she has to meet with his son, she finds out that there may be more to life than being the head of an empire.

An educated boss, Zahir has graduated with a bachelor's from Morehouse College and is now taking over his father’s operation. After his father’s untimely death, he has no choice but to step in his footsteps and do what needs to be done. With his two friends at his side, they take over an illegal business and open legitimate ones all over Atlanta, Georgia. When he meets with his father’s clients, the last thing he expects is the beautiful, bad-mouthed Justice.

Two young bosses, with money on their mind, suddenly take an interest in each other. Both being headstrong, they can’t seem to get along for anything. Can they get past this? Or should they take heed to the saying, never mix business with pleasure?

©2018 Misha (P)2021 Recorded Books

Enjoyed This Book

I really enjoyed this book. It kept me throughly entertained. The narrators performed it very well. The one thing that was annoying is this could have been done in one book. Just as it got good it was over and left with a cliffhanger. For it to only been three hours and a few minutes it could've been finished in one book.

Heyyyy Emmanuel ❤️

Emanuel is the only reason this is rating high. the story has too many characters. there is no focus. no character development, no plot.

but Emmanuel Ingram is amazing, I need to hear more of him.

Uhh…ok I guess

The book was meh. I don’t feel like anything happened in the book that made me want to read book 2. The male narrator did amazing as always. I don’t feel like this book was a good fit for the female narrator.

Poorly Written

Started and finished this story because Emmanuel was the male MC. Story is poorly written and all over the place. The plot isn't clear, felt like a mix of 5 different stories in one and nothing happened in part 1 to need a part 2. The female reader needs more practice understanding voice inflection and slang pronunciation. She also keep the name monotone voice for 3 different female characters so I was lost often.Would have read part 2 for Emmanuel but not willing to pay for poor writing.