Blow

by 50 Cent and K'wan

Book Overview

NO GOING BACK

Prince, Killa-E, Daddy-O, and Danny grew up together in the projects, moving crack and cocaine, and answering to Diego, the neighborhood drug lord. They were small-timers playing for low stakes - until Prince is introduced to a heroin connect. Overnight they go from soldiers to bosses, and their crew is held together by loyalty and love. But taking the reins of power comes at a high price. Now, with Diego at their back...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B001U0OJSS
• ISBN13: 9781416540601
• Release Date: July 2007
• Publisher: Gallery Books/G-Unit
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.4" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Great book - Gritty!

I like this book, it keeps you reading. This book had me feeling like if I put it down I was missing something. I highly doubt that you will be let down by this book. I have read all the G-Unit books up to date with the exception of the one done by relentless Aaron and thats because I finished this book and started reading another book by Noire. Like the rest its G-Unit counterparts its filled with drugs money love and tons of violence. It keeps you wanting to know things like what will happen to Prince and will they find out who's the rat. Its very intresting to see how this fight for power & supremecy plays out to the grueling end. Have fun reading! You wont be mad you spent your $$$ on this one.

K'wan is a Beast!

"Blow" was a quick paced, action packed read! I loved it! K'wan writes urban fiction like no other. People need not front on these G Unit books, the ones I have read have been off the hook! Anyways "Blow" is the story Prince and Daddy-O 2 best friends from the Douglass Projects who were born and raised in the streets. They have there own little crew of knuckleheads who are down for whatever. Prince is running things in the projects for Diego, but Diego won't allow Prince to move up in his organization. But Prince is a born leader so he is gonna do what he has to to make that paper, with or without Diego. Betrayals, lies, snitches,murder and drugs set the streets on fire as an all out drug war erupts. Blow.Buy it. Read it. You'll love it!

The Rules To The Game

In Blow, you are introduced to Prince and Daddy-O, two local drug dealers in there twenties that have the projects on lock...but under the firm hand of Diego. In this game, Diego (and his crew of Puerto Rican/Spanish soldiers) feel as though blacks don't have what it takes to be leaders in the drug game. He'll let you eat at his table, but he'd be damned if you have but so much power on his team. Prince, after having proven himself to be down for whatever, wants a piece of the pie but Diego is not budging. It's not until he meets a young girl at a club on a miscellanious night out that he gets the break he's been looking for, BLOW. On the other hand, nothing goes down in the hood without Diego knowing about it, so any moves Prince makes is on radar. On top of all that, the lil shawty that he's dealing with is in over her head, and that turns into a bad situation as well. So how does it turn out for him in the end? K'wan weaved and intriging tale, of drugs, lies, and deceit that will have you wondering who you can trust. Best believe when the law came knockin', those same dudes that were supposed to be down for Prince starting singin' letting you know you can't trust ANYBODY in the game. Blow is an excellent addition to the G-Unit series, and is definitely a must read for 2007.

K'wan is the BEST

You go K'wan! Man, this book was HOT! I love every minute of it!

What a snitch wont do

Blow was the tale of a group of friends trying to be hood rich. Prince, Daddy-O, Stone, Stick's, Killa-E and Danny grew up in the project working for a New York Kingpin Diego who is very selfish when it comes to him sharing the fruits of these mens labor. Prince Decides he wants more and he go to Diego out of respect but he turns him down. Prince lucks up on a good Heroin connect and decides since Diego wont help him to advance he will do it hisself. He buts all of his boys down overnight he goes from soldier to boss and the crew is suppose to be held together to loyalty and love. But as in any crew now a days when your back is against the wall were does your loyalty lie. Prince learns the hard way that not everyone is truly built to be a hustler and in any given moment some of them will turn there back on you.