How Do You Want It

by Darrell King

Reviewed by: Shaheta Pickett
October 2009

The Story of Katrina Ricks was a wild and crazy ride. Murder by the numbers and by the hands of a beautiful bombshell better known as Southeast Trina. A coldhearted Teenage girl that had no love for anyone but her daughter Porsche and her lover Sophia. She went through life as  a torn between reality and survival as the result of being abused by her mothers husband. She grew to hate him which led to his final breath. In exchange she served a short time in the Juvenile detention center which changed her life forever. A change for the better and change for the worse. She fell deeply in love with her teacher who was just as beautiful as she. Trina had no clue that being in a lesbian relationship would cause her to commit so many crimes. Crimes that crowned her the most nortorious drug lord of her time. Hustling small numbers of drugs directed her in a path to gain everything she disired. As well enemies.

Her competition hated her. They wanted her dead. She had no choice but to be the way she was. That was a lifestyle with only one way out. Katrina was in too deep to turn back. Her love for life was driving in a weird triagle with Sophia and her suga daddy Creepy. All the drama Trina encountered in her life had been bottled up and slowly but surely exploded. She made decisions strictly on her emotions.

The passion she had for making it to the top was a result of neglect. She reversed it into the ultimate love she had for her daughter. She had everything under the sun and drove every car that was made, but she knew nothing mattered more to her than  the welfare of her child. Whom was the product of molestation. Survival was taking a huge toll on Trina she had to pick between death and a new life. Starting over was her last option but would she sacrifice everything she gain for something so hopeful?

What did you like best about this book?
Constant drama. Never a dull moment
 
What did you dislike about this book?
Other than the book ending, nothing.

How could the author improve this book?
Not much. The book was well written it grabs your attention at the first line. Very good read.

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