Blood Aint Always Thicker

Nigeria "Muffy" Thomas and Keyshawn "K.P." Phillips were both crazily possessed by that all-too-familiar futuristic dream of young couples when they feel that they've finally found love; a 'Death Do We Part' type of vow. From this real life concept, that we all can definitely relate to, evolves the raw and uncut tale of the blueprint of 'hood love' at its' finest; K.P., the fearless street hustler with a gentleman's swag, and Muffy, that true ride-or-die chick that holds her man down at all costs. Yet as the saying goes 'crime don't pay', and soon K.P. is forced from his criminal career into an early retirement in the form of a lengthy prison term. Though severely heartbroken, Muffy was hell bent on continuing to hold her man down, regardless of how long of a time that it meant she'd have to do it. Then, along comes the devilishly handsome Andre, and like Eve of the Bible days she's cunningly seduced and lured into taking a huge bite from the forbidden fruit. Two kids and a strength sapping assault of mental and physical abuse later, Muffy winds up regretting her decision daily with a passion. Lo and behold, a much wiser and truly reformed K.P. miraculously is granted an early release by the parole board, and suddenly enters into society again. With Divine Destiny working its' magic, their paths once again cross and the dormant feelings of old times are rekindled between them. Yet Andre refuses to go down without a fight, and unleashes the beast within that ignites an extremely intense custody battle. In a whirlwind of so much messiness, the judge finally decides to let the kids choose their fate, leaving the ultimate decision inside of their own hands. This leads to the question, which everyone who reads this page turning novel will ponder over and over again all during their lifetime... Is blood really as thick as they say?