Review: Drug Game Reality
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2013
Daytona was warned...After his brother's wife and daughter were raped, and his brother was imprisoned because the people who did it were killed as he tried to defend his family, Daytona decided he wouldn't allow others to assume the role of kingpin in the neighborhood.  His niece was emotionally destroyed, his sister in law was traumatized, and his brother was in jail.  So began Daytona's reign of terror.  He and his crew quickly took on the challenge of taking down rival groups, and war ensued.This book is a graphic view of everything grimy in the drug game.  No place is sacred, and nothing is sacred.  This isn't a pleasant read, as there are parts on the story that are hard to imagine.  It's a good read, though.  Speight is an excellent storyteller, and this book is another of his phenomenal works.