Shorty Got a Thug

Hailed as one of the best authors of street lit, Ca＄h is back with this gritty, vicious and compelling tale of a young beautiful career woman who is deeply in love with a thug that she can't seem to let go in spite of his many transgressions. Shorty Got A Thug is a stunning portrayal of Niesha's undying love for Brazen, and Brazen's unrelenting love for the streets. It is a novel that lays to bare the shocking truths about the drug game. Shorty Got A Thug unveils the greed, betrayal, violence, and even the heartbreaking love that comes with the fast life. It is a close to true account of a thug's obsession with the life, and how his obsession puts everyone that loves him at risk. As Brazen stacks bodies along his climb to the top, will his quest eventually push Niesha away? Or will Niesha get caught in the crossfire when Brazen's fiercest adversary strikes back, taking grimey to a whole new level? What price will Niesha pay for loving a thug? Cash masterfully spins a story that can only be told by someone who has intimate knowledge of what he writes about. The characters are unforgettable and the dialogue is jaw dropping. This book will hold you from the first page to the last, and it will stay with you long after its conclusion.

Cash was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio but lived most of his life in Atlanta, Georgia. He decided to start writing fiction while incarcerated at a state prison in Georgia. His style is gritty, raw, and real. Even from the depths of confinement he has an imagination that’s in overdrive. His debut novel Trust No Man was released under the Wahida Clark Presents imprint in 2009, and the Trust No Man trilogy went on to reach hood classic status. It remains one of the most respected street novels in the industry. Since breaking on the scene with WCP, Cash has since formed his own publishing company Lock Down Publications. Under LDP the author’s star has shined brighter than ever with critically acclaimed novels such as A Dirty South Love, Shorty Got A Thug, Trust No Bitch 1&2, and Thugs Cry 1&2, Cash is presently in his 22nd year of incarceration but he remains strong and he strives to teach through the power of his pen. ＂I write what has been termed ’fictional realism’. I give it to my readers raw and uncut, just like it goes down in every day life. I feel a responsibly to keep it one hundred. I don’t write fairy-tales, and it’s never my mission to simply entertain the readers, I write with a message. ＂Therefore, sometimes you’ll need a box of tissue when you read my novels,＂ he says without apology. ＂Other times I’ll make you rejoice over the way certain characters persevere. But you’ll never be left feeling indifferent about my books,＂ he promises. From within his cell he writes to change his legacy to one that his loved ones can be proud of. ＂I want them to know that my desire to rise above the circumstances cannot be suffocated