Rent Money: Pretty, Broke and Dangerous

One easy score can wake up an entire city.December in Newark is cold, loud, and hungry. Everybody needs money. Everybody owes somebody. And nobody wants to be the one left behind. Vee doesn't do desperate. She lives polished. Moves precise. And plays by one rule: If you see the bag, take it. So when opportunity flashes on her way to a rent party glowing with music and cash, she doesn't hesitate. In. Out. Clean. It should've been simple. But all money isn't good money. Some cash comes with history. With territory. With a name attached. By morning, the city is paying attention. Her ex won't let her disappear. The streets are asking questions and somewhere behind closed doors, Bunny Vasquez is calculating. Bunny doesn't argue. She doesn't chase. She collects. Now Vee isn't just holding a bag of cash. She's holding leverage. She's holding heat. She's holding something people are willing to kill for. In Newark, money moves fast. But power moves faster.Rent Money: Pretty, Broke, and Dangerous is a sleek urban suspense thriller about ambition, risk, and the seductive lie that one big score can change everything.Because sometimes it does. And sometimes it destroys you.Featuring a foreword by four-time New York Times bestselling author Wahida Clark.