Baby Brother: An Urban Erotic Appetizer

by 50 Cent and Noire

Book Overview

STREET JUSTICE WASN'T HIS WAY.
BUT FOR HIS OLDER BROTHERS,
IT WAS THE ONLY WAY.

The seven Davis brothers made a promise to their mother on her deathbed: they would each make something of their lives. And they vowed they would watch over eighteen-year-old Zabu Davis, their baby brother. Intelligent, driven, and charismatic, Baby Brother had resisted the lure of Brooklyn street life and was headed for Stanford University on...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1416532021
• ISBN13: 9781416532026
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Gallery Books
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 7.1" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

I Loved This Book!

I really loved this book. It was a quick read. It was just too short. I enjoyed reading about the Davis Brothers!!

Baby Brother

very good read the only problem is that is toooooo short I wish it was a little longer but overall I enjoyed the book.

GOOD READ ESPECIALLY IF YOU"RE INTO URBAN FICTION

This book was really good. If you don't have it get it. Very much entertaining.

Baby Brother!!!!!! Off da damn hook!!!!!!!!!

This explains it all how we do it out their in da hood for our family

It's Fiddy and Noire

Baby Brother by 50 Cent and Noire is an extraordinary realistic portrayal of broken dreams, family loyalty, and redemption. Noire manages to give a full, complete, and compelling story with her launch novella on G-Unit books and if you're a first time Noire reader, you're in for a treat. If you've read any of her other novels, you're already familiar with the type of fire that only she can bring. The Davis brothers represents all aspects of urban male life: your typical playa's in the game, an old school hustler now on the path of the straight and narrow, the brothers out there trying to hold the streets down through official law enforcement, the brother who struggles with addiction, and then there's Baby Brother, Zabu Davis. Who is the physical essence of his older brother's hopes and dreams. In keeping with a promise made to their mother before she died, the brothers do all they can to save Zabu from the traps that lie await for our men in most urban neighborhoods. It's an open love letter to all the brothers out there trying to carve their piece of mind. Noire works her magical pen and does what she does best jumping off in '07 with a bang. She tells a hott to death story with characters that are bound to draw you in. I read the story in a few hours and couldn't put the book down. It's a definite page turner and without question worth the price of admission. You won't be disappointed. Trust.