The story itself was good. My problem is that if this is Niles' back story why is it set as if it was today. He referred to Lyft and Uber and Ferguson. The timeframe doesn't match.

I would give this a 4.5... brilliant writing style and story line. My only disappointment (only because of personal preference) is that this is yet another book perpetuating the myth that African Americans are nothing but drug dealers and gangsters... I hate reading such books or watching such movies... that being said, I stumbled upon this novel and couldn't put it down...kudos to Carl Weber

OMG! I really don't know what to say that won't spoil it so I'll just say.....READ IT! You won't be sorry

Reading Niles background was intriguing. You couldn't help but be endeared to him despite the lifestyle he ended up in. His uncle Willie also was a favorite of mine in this story. The females in this book took a backseat in the "like" department. I did like Kisha and Tanya, they were genuine. I felt bad for Kisha because of her situation. My only issue with the story is it didn't tie together from the introduction to the end. It made me feel like the intro was pointless, if you read Paris' story you would understand why it started that way but with the beginning going back 5 years I thought I would read more events leading up to Niles and Paris. I'll assume there will be other books, or at least one other book continuing Niles' story and closing the gap to where Paris' story left off with them. The Family Business series with these spinoffs are still books I look forward to reading so I'll definitely be on the lookout for the next installment.

Well developed storyline and characters. I enjoyed this installment of the Family Business series. Honestly Niles has influenced me to read "To Paris with Love". I had no interest in an entire novel about THE most annoying Duncan prior to this novel. Still no interest in Rio unless it discusses Levi & Big Shirley aka the missing Duncans.

I would give this a 4.5... brilliant writing style and story line. My only disappointment (only because of personal preference) is that this is yet another book perpetuating the myth that African Americans are nothing but drug dealers and gangsters... I hate reading such books or watching such movies... that being said, I stumbled upon this novel and couldn't put it down...kudos to Carl Weber

This book keep me on edge could not wait to read each chapter, Niles is not one to be messed with, cannot wait to see what is going to happen between Paris and Niles.