Cold Blooded: A Hardcore Novel

by Omar Tyree and The Urban Griot

Book Overview

Omar Tyree -- writing as The Urban Griot -- delivers a thrilling novel about a jaded college girl who when scorned becomes more lethal than the hardened criminal with whom she falls in love.
When Janeia Goode, a beautiful undergrad studying psychology at Chicago State University, meets Warren Hamilton, known as Molasses --or Moe for short -- she knows he is dangerous, and yet she finds him to be exciting, mysterious, and undeniably sexy...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0743261909
• ISBN13: 9780743261906
• Release Date: August 2004
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.2" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

AWESOME

I really enjoyed reading this book. I finished reading it in about 8hrs. I really wished thing could have worked out for Molasses and Janeia, but it turned out that she was more cold blooded. Sometimes you have to do what have to do.

Hard to put down

Okay where do I start? First off I want to say, this book was very interesting and good from start to finish. When I picked this book up, I didn't think it was going to be this D*** good, but whoa and behold it is. I like all of the Urban Griot's books, but when he writes under Omar Tyree, something just happenes, and the books are dry and corny (sorry) but I have to keep it real. The last good book Omar had out was 'Just Say No' The book was really good and well developed. I don't know if two different personalities are there, but please keep the Urban's.

A hot blooded read!

This story was an exciting read. The character development and plausible storyline kept me going. The Urban Griot has established himself as the next Donald Goings in the hardcore fiction.

Great read and something different

I really enjoyed this book and the soundtrack. Molasses was an interesting character. TheUrbangriot/Omar Tyree did a great job making you feel like you was in the story. Keep up the good work

Wonderful

This was one on Omar Tyree best books. I just loved the way he developed the character. I always loved his books but wanted to dialect between the characters he gave that in this book. Keep up the good work.