"Thirsty" follows the adventures of Mossy Elliot, a regular ole seventeen year old girl that has been yet another victim of the old clique of being in love with her male best friend, Steven Rogers. And like the clique goes, her love is kept hidden deep inside, and she watches from afar as her best friend goes through girl after girl; whilst failing to see the girl he's actually meant to be with has been here the whole entire time just waiting for him to actually notice her for her.
But everything changes when senior year rolls around and Mossy finally grows tired of standing at the sidelines and makes a decision that will surely change the nature of their relationship forever. She swears to herself that by the term's end, she will have absolutely all of her best friend, just for herself, even if she has to act more than a little thirsty to get him.
Yet unfortunately for Mossy, more than a few issues arise as early as the first day of school to make her plan to win over Steven more than a little harder than it was in first place. Starting with the arrival of Jaycee Evans, a new girl that immediately gains the attention of Steven, whom of which becomes hell bent on winning her heart. And unlike the other times he's wanted a girl, he wants the real thing with Jaycee. Not just the sex.
Yet winning Jaycee's heart is easier said than done, not just due to fact that she isn't like the others Steven had, but more so because she's set her sights on someone else.
That someone being Rilenton "Reezy" Gravers, the thug everyone knows deals dirty, the one that always in the principal office yet always manages to get off with just a slap on the wrist. The smart mouth that unfortunately lives right next to Mossy, who refuses to let the day go by without saying something more than a little cruel.
To wrap it all up, ultimately : Mossy wants Steven, Steven wants Jaycee, Jaycee wants Reezy and Reezy wants Mossy?!
High school has gotten even more dramatic.
I'm not that great at summarizing stories, but don't let that stop you from reading.
WARNING...WARNING...WARNING... There's a lot of sexual scenes (very detailed) and cursing, so PARENTAL DISCRETION is strongly recommended throughout the entire story.
Life on the streets is always survivor of the fittest. So when 22 year old Lyric starts to get involved with Billy, the biggest drug lord on the east coast, she thinks she has the perfect life. But being with Billy, Lyric learns that more enemies than either of them can keep count of is also part of the package. Will Lyric be willing to go to hell and back just to prove that hood love does exist? Or will thugs and hood love be defeated again?
Stay tuned, but let the record be known that there's never a happily-ever-after in the hood, and not in this story either. There's only the constant thought of survival...