Title: I'll ride for my thug part three
Description: Asha has no other choice but to step out of her husband's shadow and into the position she tried so hard to stay out of. As her husband and most of Terror Squad continue to search for Lashae, the ultimate threat has arrived. With the help of her new found brother Smoke, Jade, and her other brother Amari, Asha just may be able to hold her family together. Asha believes that she can no longer depend on Joc to make sound decisions nor can she run to the one man who has always been in her corner; her father. Despite her fears, she continues to be her husband's back bone and prays that her desperate attempts to bring Joc back to the present will be enough for him to return to his rightful throne. Joc is consumed with guilt and rage over the disappearance of his little sister Lashae. He will stop at nothing to find her and bring her home where she belongs. He becomes even more enraged when he learns about the attack on his mentor and blames himself for not seeing it coming. He continues to doubt himself and the life he chose for his wife, child, and family. Joc feels like an outsider looking in while his wife steps into the role of a queen pin, but is soon snapped back into reality once he realizes who has decided to help Terror Squad take down Maino once and for all. He must pull himself together and devise a plan with the help of Gunna in order to save his city and all of their lives. Jamarcus has managed to escape death and evade Terror Squad to hide away with his one true love Lashae. His desire for revenge no longer take precedence over his desire to spend the rest of his life with her. Lashae has managed to convince him that she will do just that in an attempt to survive until she is found. Unbeknownst to them both, Jade is hot on his trail and plans to not only rescue Lashae but to make Jamarcus pay for all he has done. No one is safe on the streets of Chicago. Once again Terror Squad's unity is put to the test as Maino and his son wreak havoc throughout the city. Will they prevail during this all out war or will they die in the very streets that they once loved so much?
Subjects: African Americans, Fiction, Criminals, Man-woman relationships