Shoe Box Money - by Raymond Baker (Paperback)

About the Book

"When Domeko's mother Dorothy is blindsided by a severe illness, it renders her incapable of being able to adequately provide for Domeko and his twin sister Dameka, any longer. Thus Domeko concocts a plan for quick and sufficient, funds. All of which he finds in the drug game."--Publisher's description.

Book Synopsis

When Domeko's mother Dorothy is blindsided by a severe illness, it renders her incapable of being able to adequately provide for Domeko and his twin sister Dameka, any longer. Thus Domeko concocts a plan for quick and sufficient, funds. All of which he finds in the drug game. Dameka offers to assist her brother in his new business venture. A decision she struggles with at first, but eventually comes to accept after her mother Dorothy's passing. As the two siblings continue amassing a small fortune for themselves, their activity begins to draw the ire of Milwaukee's criminal underworld. A circumstance that quickly becomes problematic. With the brother and sister team gaining new enemies seemingly by the day, Domeko is forced to set in motion a new, multi-pronged strategy. One designed to crush his rivals, and protect his sister from an untimely demise.