Lady Of The Trade

Lady Of The Trade

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The Lady of the Trade is a gritty Baltimore coming-of-age crime story that follows Sanaa from the age of 10, after her father is killed in a drive-by shooting. His death tears her family apart, her mother grows cold and distant, and Sanaa is left trying to grow up in a world full of grief, secrets, and unanswered questions. As she gets older, Sanaa starts uncovering pieces of her father's hidden life and the street ties he never spoke about. What begins as curiosity slowly turns into understanding, and in Baltimore, the truth always comes with a price. With friends and family around her, Sanaa learns how to survive, how to protect herself, and how to move through a life shaped by loss and loyalty. As time passes, she steps into the same street game her parents were tied to and starts building her own name. What starts as a child trying to understand her father turns into a journey of legacy, power, and survival in a city where nothing is ever given for free.
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