Blood, Sweat & Payback

Wahida Clark

Apr 2014 · Sold by Simon and Schuster

About this ebook

From New York Times bestselling author Wahida Clark, comes the final installment in the Official Queen of Street Literature's unrivaled Payback series.

Someone wants every member of the consortium dead and they’ll stop at nothing to make that happen. Meanwhile Shan has transferred back into Redbone and has taken it to a whole new level. Nick suspects Shan is still in love with Briggen even though she is with him. Janay has turned over a new lease on life but her ties to Crystal are always a challenge. Everyone is gunning for Dark and with The List in the hands of Cisco’s wife, Joy, Dark’s chances of taking over Detroit are threatened more than ever before. Everyone is fueled by fire and seeking Blood, Sweat and Payback.

Ratings and reviews

I love her & I seriously can't wait til April to read this one. I know Shan is going to get revenge on Nick for doing a disappearing act when Peanut got locked up & for not giving her the rest of her drug money

Spoiler Alert Wow just wow I didn't even see half the stuff coming in this book. I like dang a lot of people got what they deserved. And Born was behind everything like dang. Smh. That dude something else I tell you. Good book though glad Baby boy didn't die, though. And Briggen got what he deserved though because of how he was doing and what he did even though I liked him.

Wahida Clark is the best writer ever! When do you think she will publish the next book of payback series? I am over here dying to read another book! I wonder what happens with Janay and Dr. Muhammad? What about Shan and her crew? The book was crazy deep and I am excited about the next book!

About the author

New York Times bestselling author Wahida Clark has cemented her position as the leader in her genre with her bestselling Thug and Payback series. Her work is a compelling blend of intrigue, passion, and luxury with the often violent realities of life on the streets. Wahida Clark was born and raised in Trenton, New Jersey. She started her writing career while serving time at a women’s federal prison camp in Lexington, Kentucky.