Murderville 2

The Epidemic

By: Ashley, JaQuavis

Narrated by: Cary Hite

New York Times best-selling authors Ashley and JaQuavis are back with the second installment in the epic Murderville series. Love, murder, loyalty, and money fill this hood tale as they continue this international street saga.

With Samad’s target on her back, Liberty must survive the harsh streets alone. But when a chance encounter pushes her into the arms of a new friend, Po, the two take on the California kingpin - and step full force into the game. As bullets and sparks fly, the unlikely pair embarks on a serendipitous journey back to where it all started: Sierra Leone. With a new overseas connection, Po sees an opportunity that is too good to pass up. When his pursuit of the American dream conflicts with Liberty’s past, will they be able to survive, or will the drug empire that they’ve built together come crashing down?

Ashley & JaQuavis are the New York Times best-selling duo responsible for the popular Cartel series. They live in Flint, Michigan, where they are working on future projects.

©2012 Ashley & JaQuavis (P)2012 Blackstone Publishing, and Urban Audiobooks

Critic reviews

"Their work has been regarded as some of the premiere titles that have led the way for this growing phenomenon of gritty tales." (Urban Book Source, praise for the authors)

it was worth the time

family sucks!!! I don't have any thing else to say but they want me to say more

Slightly predictable but a good story

Not as good as #1 but I still really enjoyed it. Some of the outcomes were a bit predictable but we'll narrated and a great story told!

Great book.

Loved it going to buy the next book as soon as possible. I love the way Ashley and JaQuavis writes great authors.

This book was so well written I hated it!

I got so caught up in the story I was talking to myself. The actions of one character specifically infuriated me so much I might not read 3. Okay.I will definitely read it once I get out of my feelings. The story is A-1, the ending is a definite cliff hanger, it was very well written, to the point it almost seemed real. I literally could not stop listening to it. Great Job.

The author doesn't pull any punches

Any additional comments?

What can I say, this one kept my attention. Growing up in Detroit, some of the best parts of the story truly comes from real life. With that said, there is enough lighter moments thrown in to develop the characters. I typically listen to the audio books on my walk/bus/walk commute to work. I had a hard time putting this down!