Ty Marshall Livres

In a world governed by ruthless rules, the protagonist navigates a treacherous landscape where love is a weakness and trust can lead to betrayal. As they confront dangerous adversaries and grapple with their own emotions, the struggle for survival intensifies. With every alliance formed and every secret uncovered, the stakes grow higher, leading to a gripping tale of loyalty, deception, and the fight for power. This story explores the complexities of relationships in a harsh environment where vulnerability can be fatal.

For decades, five Italian families have dominated organized crime in New York, controlling the docks, the unions, law enforcement, and the influx of drugs into the city. But with the longest tenured don on his deathbed and the other families on the brink of civil war, greed threatens to destroy the Commission. Enter Marion, leader of the wealthy and prestigious Holloway family, a shrewd and persuasive businessman with strong political connects and stronger street ties. The FBI says he's the most powerful black gangster in the country. With his oldest son, Mason, campaigning for mayor of New York City and his illegitimate son, Yasin "Sin" Kennedy, overseeing his lucrative drug operation, Marion is poised to seize control of the city. Then, the war between the Mafia families hits close to home, and the unrelenting power struggle between his sons jeopardizes everything their father has built. Keys to the Kingdom introduces readers to urban fiction's newest crime family as they experience the powerful legacy of tradition and blood, the seductive lure of power, and the ultimate game of sibling rivalry.

Set in the Bronx during the 1980s, the narrative explores the devastating impact of the crack cocaine epidemic, which transformed the area into a battleground of violence and crime. The story follows Hassan, a street-savvy student who rises to power in the drug trade, becoming a formidable figure among gangs. However, his reign is challenged by jealousy, rival factions, and law enforcement, highlighting the precarious nature of power and the destructive cycle of addiction and ambition.

King Dayvid, a notorious figure in Baltimore, has built a reputation through years of crime, including murder and extortion, while eluding law enforcement. As he nears his goal of retiring on his own terms, his plans unravel when an ATF raid disrupts his final heist. The story delves into the complexities of his criminal empire and the unexpected challenges he faces in his quest for freedom.

Headlined by New York Times bestseller Carl Weber, three authors bring readers tales of power, greed, and ambition set in some of the country's roughest neighborhoods