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Every Love Story is Beautiful, But Ours is Hood

Growing up under their father's hard rule, the Savage brothers learned that money came first and love was a weakness. Now grown, several of them are beginning to see that the things they chased cannot buy what they actually want. Two of the brothers are tied to women from their pasts, and City still carries a connection to Akira that began years ago and never fully faded. Shamar, who has poured everything into his tattoo shop, finds himself drawn to a hair stylist who wants nothing to do with commitment. Meanwhile, Zoe is beginning to understand that the man she has loved for years has already decided she is not the woman he will settle down with. In a city where the streets shape everyone, love turns out to be the hardest thing to hold onto.

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