The Asaad Brothers

By Charisse C. Carr

Please read the short story, His Queen, Her Nightmare , in the book Toxic Traits: A Collection of Domestic Violence Short Stories . This book starts up where that one ends. Memphis, Dallas, and Chicago Asaad are brothers; identical triplets to be exact. Born in the hood to young parents, their life was rough from the very start. Witnessing the physical abuse of their mother at the hands of their father didn't make it any easier. The brothers had no choice but to grow up fast and take care of themselves. They were groomed into a lifestyle that made them the highest paid and deadliest hittas on the East Coast. The Asaad brothers had the respect of the streets, money, and women falling at their feet, but the relationship between the brothers wasn't as solid as it appeared to be. On the surface, everything seemed great but Memphis, the oldest of the three, was a carbon copy of his father. His actions and malicious attitude caused a divide between him and his brother, forcing Dallas and Chicago to have a closer bond. When we left off, Memphis' wife, Mirah, had just shot him in their home in order for her and her son, Rome, to escape after Memphis attacked her when he found out she left Club Memphis with his brother Chicago. Chicago always felt like Mirah was the one who got away and regretted allowing Memphis to take his place. Once Mirah and Rome make it safely outside, they find Chicago laying in a pool of blood in the driveway. Assuming he is dead, Mirah and Rome jumped into his car and disappeared without a trace. Where did Mirah and Rome go and are Chicago and Memphis both dead? This book, The Asaad Brothers, has the answers to those pressing questions and much more. The drama starts from page one and doesn't let up. More secrets are revealed, relationships are pushed to the edge, and true love is tested. This is a novella standalone.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CN1T2KQ7
• ISBN13: 9798866452033
• Release Date: November 2023
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 162 Pages
• Weight: 0.67 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.4" x 6.0"