King Me

Claude "Gameboy" Spencer and Charles "Big Shot" Benjamin both had their sights set upon taking over the strip club industry in Florida. Both were business savvy and street smart, both had a passionate drive, and both would spare no expense or life to be crowned the King. So in a coldhearted and calculated human chess match the game begins, each man strategically countering each other's move with a more cunning one of their own. Pawns were unmercifully sacrificed, Bishops played the game with no remorse, Rooks were devilishly minded crooks, Knights went about painting the state with blood, and Queens protected their Kings at all costs. This is a novel so close to being a real life situation until it's downright scary and it shows you that life is really no more than a game of chess. In the end there's only one crown, and upon whose head it shall rest is what you will soon find out as the story unfolds. Based upon the Greco's Trap chess strategy, you can actually set up the board and actually witness the checkmate that takes place. Never before has there ever been a novel of this magnitude, yet never before has there been an Urban Street Lit author with the vision of King Diamond. So let the game begin...