Thirsty

By: Mike Sanders

Narrated by: Mr. Gates

Meet Justice, a half-black, half-Filipino goddess whose appetite for a quick dollar is insatiable. Having moved from Chi-town to Charlotte, North Carolina, at an early age, Justice and her younger brother, Monk, decide to take the streets of the Queen City by storm.

All is well and their hustle is fruitful until Justice's ex-boyfriend, Carlos (a vicious drug dealer), is robbed, and all fingers are pointed towards Justice and Monk. Subsequently, a war ensues between Monk and Carlos' clique of dealers and killers. No one is exempt from the bloodbath!

Justice's life begins to spiral out of control. She has sworn off hustlers and is determined to find a guy with a legitimate job to settle down with. She meets J. T., a handsome business man who becomes her every fantasy in human form. J. T. rescues Justice from a deadly and cruel world. Justice thinks she has moved into a safe haven, only to find out that she has actually landed in a snake pit! She decides that her only escape is to leave Charlotte behind altogether. However, this may leave Monk with no one to watch his back.

Justice refuses to leave without punishing all those that caused her harm, but her past soon catches up with her. She is confronted with a bare truth that explodes her world into a million tiny pieces. As her thirst for money grows, so does her appetite for revenge. However, she soon realizes that some thirsts can never be quenched!

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Monique Monique

Good story & narrator getting ready to read book 2.
Hopefully justice settles and get revenge even though she was sad in the end.

WOW!!!!

WOW! Never expected it. Very good listen. I think I will re-listen just to clear up a few things.

Awesome Read

Thirsty is intriguing and suspenseful til the end. The ending will leave your mouth agape.

it was ok.

My only complaint is that there was only one narrator for all the characters. That made it difficult to determine which character was speaking. But overall, the story was ok

Overall a pretty good book

it was actually a really good book but i got lost a time or two because the narrator doesn't change the tone of his voice for male or female.