Reseña del libro "La Femme Nikki (Re-Release) (en Inglés)"
La Femme Nikki is an urban fictional story about the choices one makes all in the name of loyalty and love. Growing up wasn't easy for Dominique "Nikki" Desoto, born to a bi-racial couple; mother is black and father is Cuban. At the age of 2, her father walked out on her. Eight years later, her mother died of cancer forcing Nikki to live with her only known relative, Aunt Caroline. By the tender age of 16, Nikki had developed into a beautiful young woman demanding all eyes on her with her curvaceous and voluptuous body. Also at the age of 16, Nikki was raped by her aunt's boyfriend and thrown out the house. She moved in with Paul, the neighborhood drug dealer and his brother Nate. But when Nate gets killed in a drive-by shooting, weeks after Nikki's high school graduation, Paul looses everything blaming himself for his brother's death. Out of loyalty, Nikki decides to put her education on hold and takes over regaining everything Paul lost. After making it clear that their relationship could not be no more than the sister-brother-father-daughter relationship Paul wanted to exist, Nikki meets Michael Liberty, Paul's biggest adversary and another drug dealer. Even though, her heart belongs to one man while she's learning to love another, Nikki is torn between the love and loyalty she has for Paul and the "new found love" she's experiencing with Liberty. However, as Paul's stash houses get robbed and members of T5M are murdered, Paul starts to question Nikki's loyalties after he finds out that she is seeing Liberty again. So, Nikki sets out to prove him wrong. Using any means necessary to find out who is behind the robberies and the murders, Nikki finds herself in danger as she not only finds out who's the culprit but uncovers gut-wrenching secrets about the only two people she ever loved in her life; Paul and Liberty, that makes her want to kill them. Now faced with a decision she has to make between who's going to live and who is going to die? She chooses...
