Urban Smart Street Lit — New
LIT
Loyalty gets tested. Ambition gets dangerous.
eBook $4.99 · Paperback $14.99
Briscoe and Neno want out of the streets — but the streets don't let go that easy.
THE STORY
About the Book
Briscoe and Neno want out of the streets — but the streets don't let go that easy.
LIT is a story of two young men chasing a way up, and the price of getting it. From street-corner stickups to a bank lick that leaves a man dead on the lobby floor, Briscoe and Neno keep reaching for more — and the game keeps raising the stakes.
A Jamaican connect. Fifty pounds a drop. Hood rich overnight. But in the streets, money brings vultures, old enemies want revenge, and somebody has been watching every single move.
Loyalty gets tested. Ambition gets dangerous. And in a world where everyone's playing for keeps, the only thing more dangerous than the game is not knowing who's running it.
THE CHARACTER
Mrs. Betty
The Matriarch
“Y’all are kings, and don’t let nobody tell you different.”
The Godmother of the block. From her kitchen table Mrs. Betty fed the neighborhood, took in its children, and raised a generation on one law: you are kings, and don’t let nobody tell you different. Grown men still steer by her word — and dread her disappointment more than the streets.
WATCH
The Trailer
The debut trailer, exactly as it first ran — meet Briscoe & Neno.
FORMATS
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eBook: $4.99
Paperback: $14.99
The eBook is at every retailer below — the paperback is in print through Draft2Digital Print (Ingram).
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THE AUTHOR
King Legacy
King Legacy is an indie author writing urban street lit that hits different. His novels — REALITY, JEWEL, and THE DRIP CAPITAL — dive into survival, strategy, family, and the price of ambition, set against the raw pulse of the streets.
WHERE DO YOU STAND?
Is the fast way up ever worth it?
Briscoe and Neno chase a way up while the whole block plays for keeps. Tap the answer that fits your read of the story. Every tap counts in the site's tallies, and this poll invites your take on the story itself.
THE READING ROOM
Read the opening of LIT in the quiet — big type, lights down, free.