The Redemption of Crestwood Heights
Release on 2006-05-23 | by Elliot Graves

... top of which was littered with cellophane bags, measuring scoops, funnels, triple beam scales, and thick pouches of powder, once again captured their attention. The room itself was no bigger than 23 The Redemption of Crestwood Heights.

The Redemption of Crestwood Heights
  • Author: Elliot Graves
  • Publisher: AuthorHouse
  • ISBN: 146782366X
  • Category: Fiction
  • Page: 176
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Jasmine Fishers life as of current was nothing short of a dream come true. The problem was that it had all been made possible by Curtis Winslow, an overachieving entrepreneur in the lucrative business of illegal substance trafficking. Despite all of the luxuries that he had provided her and her family with, Jasmine found it hard not expressing her disgust with him about what it was that he did for a living. She wanted him out of the business. Curtis had failed to see any problem with him staying in, and considering the very high ranking position that he held in the cartel that he belonged to, he had occasion to express to her how difficult, if not impossible, a transition like that would be to accomplish. The issue was developing a rift between them that was threatening to tear the couple apart. It was business as usual for Curtis. Everything was running smoothly and he had nothing to do but sit back and watch the money roll in. That isuntil an attack is made on his organization. An attack that will most certainly lead them to war. During the ensuing mayhem Curtis will be left to do battle with the conflictions within himself as well as make a choice between his allegiance to his criminal faction and his loyalties to his family at home.

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