3 Kings - (3 Queens) by Porscha Sterling (Paperback)

About the Book

SALEM: "I knew once I came back in the picture there would be some foul ish going on, but I wasn't prepared for what I saw. Kaylen, the woman I loved, was in a relationship with my homeboy. Someone I considered my blood: Zo. When they said 'these hoes ain't loyal', I never knew how right they were about that. But now it was crystal clear. They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, so I should have known that I couldn't stop Kaylen from moving another man in my vacant spot. She was hot in the ass from the beginning and that's why it had been so easy for me to slide up in her. Every day she told me she loved me but as soon as she thought I was dead, it was on to the next one. First Caleb, now Zo. But that was all water under the bridge and it was just enough under there for me to toss both of them in so they could drown in it. There was nothing worse than a thug with a grudge and I was about to make it my business to allow both of them to find that out."--Back cover

Book Synopsis

What happens when there is no loyalty in love?

SALEM:

"I knew once I came back in the picture there would be some foul ish going on, but I wasn't prepared for what I saw. Kaylen, the woman I loved, was in a relationship with my homeboy. Someone I considered my blood: Zo. When they said 'these hoes ain't loyal', I never knew how right they were about that. But now it was crystal clear.

They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, so I should have known that I couldn't stop Kaylen from moving another man in my vacant spot. She was hot in the ass from the beginning and that's why it had been so easy for me to slide up in her. Every day she told me she loved me but as soon as she thought I was dead, it was on to the next one. First Caleb, now Zo.

But that was all water under the bridge and it was just enough under there for me to toss both of them in so they could drown in it. There was nothing worse than a thug with a grudge and I was about to make it my business to allow both of them to find that out.