Popular, smart, and pretty... Layla King, the daughter of an infamous Chicago drug Lord is a 16-year girl who has everything a female her age can ask for; she's pretty, a straight "A" student, has good friends, a loving boyfriend, and an amazing school, home, and social life or so it seems? Is it all just an act? When everything starts to crumble and decade lies start to reveal themselves can the perfect world she once created for herself come crashing down? Will the problems that arise make or break her? Embarke on a journey filled with love, lies, money, crazy twists and turns as Layla tries to discover the truth about her and her family.

Compton changed everything. In Riverdale, I used to be able to walk outside at night without having to worry about anything happening to me. I could walk outside in broad daylight and wouldn't have to worry about drive-by's. I used to be able to come home and be able to rely on a homemade meal made by mother-and my father sitting on the couch with her. But now, everything's changed. My dad dipped out on me and my mom, my mom and I are struggling to make ends meet, and I'm in these streets. Never would I imagined that myself, Egypt, would be out on the streets selling drugs to support myself. But if it helps me support me and my mother, I'm willing to do whatever it takes. Now I have responsibilities that I would've never expected, and people depend on me more than ever before. © all rights reserved // livythecreator

[SEQUEL TO TRAP QUEEN] Reggie and Rah. You don’t hear one name without the other. We partners in crime, ever since we was little. We’ve been through a lot in Compton, but since we’ve moved to Chicago, we got even more problems that we thought we were escaping from.

Abrielle is used as collateral for a debt that her father has accrued. But when the time of collection comes, he refuses to give her up, and she is kidnapped. Abrielle is confused, unknowing of her father's deal with some bad men. She is told that she never gets a chance to say goodbye, and she can never go back.

Chase Daniels was a girl just trying to make it in the streets of Compton. Raising her brother and herself was the least of her worries now that it was summer time again. Between trying to keep him off the streets and making enough money to keep them fed, she begins to loose track of it all. Once things seem that they can't possibly get any worse, she hits an all time low. When her love confronts her with a way out, she jumps at the opportunity. Now that they're out of the hood, they're in the game. Can she handle it or will she break down yet again?