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Again from the New York Times bestselling Cold Struck, Detective Shane Scully rises against the stunning, crazy wife of effective hip hop mogul--who stands at the center of the callous conspiracy Leaving L.A.is Parker Center, Shane Scully and his wife, Alexa, agree to fulfill at house in one single time.  Shane gets there; Alexa doesn't.   This story becomes lethal, when in the centre of the night time, he is called to a crime-scene on Mulholland Drive, where in actuality the target, who seems to be a gang-member hasbeen handcuffed and performed, gangland fashion.  What's worse is the fact that the target's body is in Alexa's car.  Her support revolver, which Shane finds regional, has become the homicide weapon.  But Alexa is missing. As Shane frantically attempts to discover his partner, his prospects consider him into the scary world of gangsta rap songs and into the center of the feud between two record companies, both seriously manned by Crips and Bloods.  In the center of the battle is among the most life-threatening opponents he's actually experienced: Stacy Maluga, a trashy, stunning Lady Macbeth-like white girl raised in Compton, married to some multiple-millionaire rap mogul and recognized within the gangsta hip hop world whilst the Bright Sister. Shane isn't any stranger to major trouble, but he is never had to manage being fully a policeman in prison having a hit on him, while being smeared by metropolitan activists like a "racist cop."  Much, much worse than all that's the possible demise of his beloved wife, Alexa.  In the Bright Sibling, he might have met his match in a strong and press-smart adversary who'll stop at nothing to create her very own criminal empire.