If I Ruled the World - Tapa blanda

" The best urban tale since "The Coldest Winter Ever,""
---Erykah Badu, Grammy Award Winner

" Finally, a tale about truly surviving the streets. "If I Ruled the World" is the epitome of hip-hop fiction."
---Mix Master Ice, legendary DJ, Hip-Hop Hall of Fame

" A well-written, street, gritty tale. This stellar novel is sure to be the bestselling urban book of 2005."
---Crystal Lacey Winslow, author of "The Criss Cross" and "Life, Love & Loneliness"
“The best urban tale since "The Coldest Winter Ever".”
---Erykah Badu, Grammy Award Winner
“Finally, a tale about truly surviving the streets. "If I Ruled the World" is the epitome of hip-hop fiction.”
---Mix Master Ice, legendary DJ, Hip-Hop Hall of Fame
“A well-written, street, gritty tale. This stellar novel is sure to be the bestselling urban book of 2005.”
---Crystal Lacey Winslow, author of "The Criss Cross" and "Life, Love & Loneliness"
"The best urban tale since "The Coldest Winter Ever.""
---Erykah Badu, Grammy Award Winner
"Finally, a tale about truly surviving the streets. "If I Ruled the World" is the epitome of hip-hop fiction."
---Mix Master Ice, legendary DJ, Hip-Hop Hall of Fame
"A well-written, street, gritty tale. This stellar novel is sure to be the bestselling urban book of 2005."
---Crystal Lacey Winslow, author of "The Criss Cross" and "Life, Love & Loneliness"
The best urban tale since "The Coldest Winter Ever."--Erykah Badu, Grammy Award Winner

Finally, a tale about truly surviving the streets. If I Ruled the World

A well-written, street, gritty tale. This stellar novel is sure to be the bestselling urban book of 2005.--Crystal Lacey Winslow, author of The Criss Cross and Life, Love & Loneliness

Twenty-six-year-old Harlem Jones, an independent young woman with her own home and her own business who grew up the hard way with a crack-addicted mother and foster home upbringing until she moved in with her grandmother, is confronted by a difficult choice when she unexpectedly finds herself falling for a drug dealer named York. Original. 50,000 first printing.