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NEW REVIEW: Felisha Bradshaw - Eyes on the Pryze

Eyes on the Pryze (Delphine Publications Presents)Felisha Bradshaw -
Eyes on the Pryze -
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4 out of 5 books -


In the streets of Bridgeport, Connecticut, Chase Pryze reigns supreme in the drug game. while his twin brother, Caine, leads the drug game in New York City. At the age of 22, neither one of these twins have ever met. Separated at birth, they both endure a rough childhood, and the only means of survival is to grind in the streets.

Chase's girlfriend, Phoenix, is attending the local college to be close to Chase. The love they share cannot be broken...or so Phoenix thought. When Phoenix looks out her bedroom window and notices Chase and her best friend together, she gets angry and instead of listening to either one of them, she decides to make the transfer to a school in New York. Here she meets Caine, and a downward spiral of events are triggered.

Eyes on the Pryze by Felisha Bradshaw was an awesome debut. Ms. Bradshaw does an excellent job in weaving together a story with many twists and turns. Although it slightly reminded me of another novel that I read years ago, Eyes on the Pryze was still a good story. I look forward to reading more work by this author.

Reviewed by Leona for Urban Reviews

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