Hakim Arnold

Drama Capital Hakim Arnold

Drama Capital: J-Mob is the masterfully written first novel in Hakim Arnold's Drama Capital trilogy. He takes you on an exciting ride through the urban jungle called Washington, D. C. and "the real Washington, D. C." This is a well-depicted tale of drug dealing, murder, sex, lies, and love. It entails everything that makes urban fiction so intriguing. David Miller, a.k.a. Gangsta-D, and Jack Stokes, a.k.a. Frost, were well known car thieves. Their lives were forever changed when by chance they stumbled across the dead bodies of two murdered Mexican males. After searching the house of the two murdered men, the two car thieves found thousands of dollars in cash and a duffel bag filled with pounds of marijuana. Jersey was a charismatic, womanizing, drug kingpin who had plans of retiring from the drug trade. He was introduced to Gangsta-D and Frost by Adalia, a close female friend. Jersey ended up giving Gangsta-D and Frost a place in Northwest, D. C. to sell their drugs. The story takes a violent turn when Adalia, who was Jersey's money collector, was robbed and her younger sister Sade shot. Jersey goes on a deadly rampage as he and his crew try to find and punish the men who were responsible for the robbery and shooting, while, simultaneously, Gangsta-D and Frost were using deadly force to rise to the top of the drug trade in Washington, D. C.