The Bishops are gone. Their power isn't.
Two years after the fall of the Bishop network, Detroit is finally breathing again. Tiff and Antonio have survived the secrets, debts, betrayals, and blood that shaped their families for generations. For the first time, peace feels possible.
Then someone starts buying what the Bishops left behind.
Warehouses. Apartment buildings. Vacant lots. Businesses. Transportation routes. One property at a time, pieces of the old empire are changing hands-and everything is perfectly legal.
But Tiff knows better than most that legal doesn't always mean clean.
As Aaliyah begins connecting the properties, the trail leads straight to Alexandra Lamar-Bashier, Antonio's half-sister-the sister he never knew existed. Successful, sophisticated, and powerful in her own right, Alex has spent her life understanding something Antonio was taught to fear: ownership.
Her arrival brings another truth Antonio never expected. While he grew up without his father, Alex grew up knowing him.
Now two sides of Andre Lamar's life are standing in the same room.
But Alex may not be the greatest threat.
A new kind of power is rising in Detroit. It doesn't need street soldiers, secret meetings, or men called Bishop. It has corporations, investors, contracts, data, politicians, and enough money to make control look like opportunity.
The old empire ruled through fear and debt.
The new one may not have to break a single law.
As family secrets collide with billion-dollar ambitions, Tiff, Antonio, Alex, Josef, Aaliyah, Jordan, and Maya must decide whether they are witnessing Detroit's next chapter-or the rebuilding of the same table under a different name.
The Bishops fell.
But somebody learned from them.
After the Bishops is Book Six of the Motor City Sins Series, a gripping story of family, power, Black wealth, love, property, betrayal, ambition, and what happens when an old system dies-but the hunger for control survives.