Discover millions of ebooks, audiobooks, and so much more with a free trial

Only $11.99/month after trial. Cancel anytime.

Dream Weaver
Dream Weaver
Dream Weaver
Ebook137 pages2 hours

Dream Weaver

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

5/5

()

Read preview

About this ebook

When a man has no loyalty he falls into the grip of a code that says death is the only reward for treachery. Derrick is a man that prides himself on backbiting and robbery however he stuck his hands in the wrong man’s pocket. He hides in the shadows whispering the song of deceit until Dream weaves a web of murder that ultimately brings all of Derrick’s lies and deception to the doors of everyone he loves, forcing him to surrender is soul.
The Dream Weaver is a high pace drama that will chill you to the bone as lies, secrets and murder fills every crevice of your mind and never slows down until the vicious are victorious and death is delivered to the whole squad.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherNeNe Capri
Release dateApr 3, 2017
ISBN9781370344574
Dream Weaver
Author

NeNe Capri

NeNe Capri, Author/CEOThe Journey:NeNe Capri is an Urban Fiction author or as it has been termed Street-Literature. She came on the scene in 2011 breaking boundaries with her first hot and controversial title, “The Pussy Trap”. NeNe signed this series with Wahida Clark Presents Publishing and then began to build her personal brand which has been coined #Trappin.History:NeNe Capri spent the first 18 years of her life without her father who was serving a life sentence for murder, raised on the ill streets of North Jersey by a mother and grandmother in Wilson Place and Mechanic St. projects.Being heavily influenced by her surroundings she went head first into the streets. Everything that she should have ran from, she instead ran head first into. Her grandmother Sarah tried to keep her engaged in activities such as volunteering with the elderly, modeling, dance, art and acting also active in all church functions and events. However, when NeNe reached twelve years of age she put down all her child like desires and slipped into a pair or grown woman heels she was not prepared to fill. After returning from Job corps the summer of 1991 where she had fled in an attempt to try at a better life only to get home sick after eight months and return home to find her grandmother’s health had progressed towards early dementia. To deal with the pain NeNe would spend every hour of the day running the streets smoking and drinking to deal with the pain of the only woman who every loved her completely and whose world she rested at the center of. And now, at times her grandmother could not remember her face.Once her grandmother passed January 1992 the only crutch she would have to get through the depression that followed would be alcohol. Being a 16 year old high school dropout with very little work experience she picked up on the neighborhood trades which only pushed her further into the streets and spun her totally out of control. It would be many brushes with death that would present a fork in the road and provide an opportunity for change.At 18, she met a mentor who quickly placed her under her wing relocated her to Georgia and put her on the road to success. NeNe started a few small businesses, one being “The Goddess In You” braiding shop in Trenton NJ and relocated it to Decatur, GA. While working her small business she landed a jobs at SunTrust Bank and Chase Melon Shareholders.In 2001 another life changing event would again put NeNe at a very beautiful yet critical stage of life. The birth of her Princess which would be the catalyst she needed to get to the next level. With the support of NeNe’s mom Birdie she went back to school got her G.E.D and then an A.A.S degree in Legal studies then on to attend Temple University to also add a B.A. degree in Pre-Law/Philosophy.Currently NeNe Capri is the CEO of “NeNe Capri Presents” Boss Lady Publishing and award winning Blogtalk radio show Real Raw Radio also Biltmorre Studios coming at you this fall. NeNe holds two certifications in mentoring and is a Certified Bail Bonds Woman and Notary. She is the founder of the Purple Diamond Sisterhood along with her sister of the Soul Kisha Steele.NeNe is an alumni member of The Literary Arts Society, Phi Alpha Delta and Parents of Murdered Children. NeNe is The Program Director of Project Blossom under Commissioner Bruce Holmes, mentoring teen girls also served as The Assistant Director of Prodigal Sons and Daughters Redirection Services Inc. Trenton Chapter, teaching and mentoring female and male inmates, and preparing them for what awaits them on the other side of the wall. Also works to, deters and redirects our youth to become productive members of society.The driving force to all her accomplishments is her daughter who is the motivation for every step she takes and she quotes, “Out of all the degrees and accomplishments I have. No title is more important to me than Mom.” ~NeNe CapriThe Work:NeNe is the author of “The Pussy Trap”, “The Pussy Trap 2: The Kiss of Death”, “The Pussy Trap 3: Death by Temptation”, “The Pussy Trap 4: The Shadow of Death” all under NeNe Capri Presents. “Trust No Bitch”, “Trust No Bitch 2: Deadly Silence” and “Trust No Bitch 3: Deadly Alliance” a collaboration with Author Ca$h. Diamonds Pumps and Glocks a collaboration with Authoress BlaQue Angel. She also has a short story entitled “Shattered” in the anthology “Love is Blind” presented by Boo Jackson in which 100% of the proceeds are donated to a battered woman’s shelter to help with the fight against Domestic Violence.NeNe signed with “G Street Chronicles” in 2013 and released her latest novel, “Tainted: Lies. Fear. and Death”, “Tainted II: Love. Deception. and Murder” and “Dream Weaver” with Diamonds Pumps and Glocks coming summer 2016 a collaboration with Authoress Blaque. NeNe Capri has also put on her Agent hat signing her first celebrity client porn star “Roxy Reynolds” to “G Street Chronicles” with her new novel Secrets of Porn Star.NeNe Capri has fought hard to build and maintain her brand and because she believes whole-heartedly in her work, she put together a plan to gain back her rights and is now the Soul owner and Publisher of “The Pussy Trap” series and Dream Weaver. Look out for the heat that will pour from her independent pen.With success in full view NeNe looks forward to the next level of her career and her life. NeNe says: “I am on a Journey called, Life, Love peace and Happiness for my Mind, Body and Soul..!! Please Join me.”She lives by the motto, “Good things come to those who wait, but only what's left by those who hustle. It’s Time for us to Hustle..!”NeNe Capri Presents:Devious Deception I & II by S. Chameleon, Malicious Intent by Boo Jackson, Sinful Lust by Imani Hilton...and more coming your way for the remainder of 2016..!! Get Ready..!!Join me at my spot: nenecapri.meFor Interviews and broadcasting services Contact us at: realrawradio101@gmail.comPublishing consultation and services: nenecapripresents@gmail.comFollow me on: IG, Twitter, Facebook and Periscope @NeNeCapri see you at the top..!!Reading Bosses Mail to:Po Box 743432Riverdale, Ga 30274

Read more from Ne Ne Capri

Related authors

Related to Dream Weaver

Related ebooks

African American Fiction For You

View More

Related articles

Reviews for Dream Weaver

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
5/5

1 rating0 reviews

What did you think?

Tap to rate

Review must be at least 10 words

    Book preview

    Dream Weaver - NeNe Capri

    This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

    Nene Capri Presents Publishing, LLC

    PO Box 743432

    Riverdale, GA 30274

    770-515-9164

    nenecapripresents@gmail.com

    Copyright 2014 © by NeNe Capri

    All rights reserved. This book, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced in any form without permission.

    Dream Weaver

    by

    NeNe Capri

    Dedication

    To my daughter Princess Khairah. Everything I do is for you, I love you.

    Bitch Nigga

    The elevator doors opened and the tips of Devon’s shoes dug into the floor as he tried to resist being drug to what he knew were his last moments.

    Y’all ain’t gotta do this. He spoke loud and heavy as he struggled against the pressure of the strong arms that pulled his body up the concrete steps towards the big metal door. He looked up with fear as sweat ran into his blood shot eyes.

    The guy on the left gave the door a firm kick and when it flew open they threw Devon to the gravel covered rooftop.

    Devon looked at the small black rocks embedded in his shaking hands then jumped up full of adrenaline with a mind to bolt towards the door.

    Nigga make another move and I will make this shit shorter than we want it to be, Trigga, Dream’s right hand man warned as he held his shiny forty five out pointed directly at his head.

    Y’all know I ain’t no threat. I swear to god let me go and you won’t hear shit from me,

    We already don’t hear shit from you. You think we give a fuck about your lips bumping? Larue asked as he pulled his tool from his waist. It’s not the fact that you talk outta turn it’s the disrespect we need to check yo bitch ass on. He gripped his whistle tight praying he would challenge his gangsta.

    Larue you can speak for me. Tell Dream I ain’t no threat. He pleaded as his bladder threatened to release.

    Bitch nigga I already know you ain’t no threat, Dream growled as he stepped from the shadow blacker than the night.

    Devon’s eyes widened as he looked death in its cold black eyes.

    Yeah nigga you thought I couldn’t touch yo bitch ass? You running around whispering in my people ears trying to sew evil in my camp. Say that shit now punk muthafucka. His deep rasp reached in Devon’s chest and squeezed his heart tight.

    Dream, it wasn’t like that, Devon said as he looked at the three men dressed in all black with wicked merciless stares beaming back at him.

    You calling me a fucking liar? Dream asked tilting his head to the side.

    Nah Dream. I’m just saying I ain’t got no problem with you, Devon tried to buy himself a few more seconds of time.

    Put this nigga over the edge, Dream ordered.

    Devon ran towards them and was stopped by the end of Trigga’s gun. He hit him repeatedly in the face and mouth sending teeth flying. The deep gashes over his eyes poured blood as they beat his body into submission.

    Larue and Trigga grabbed Devon under his arms and drug him to the edge of the roof.

    The fluid that threatened to leave his bladder released and ran down his leg as a paralyzing fear moved throw his veins. Don’t do this shit, he yelled as he was placed over the edge with only the grip of his hands standing between his life and death.

    Dream please! Devon’s voice echoed between the two twenty story buildings as he hung from the roof by his unstable fingertips. He looked down and shook in terror at the thought of his body crashing to the pavement.

    Muthafucka you bitch made. Killing you ain’t because I can’t control you. It’s the principle. See this shit we in got levels to it. You tried to fuck me and its only one dick between me and pussy. Dream grabbed his dick firm in his hand then spit in Devon’s face.

    Tonight you die because a bitch boss is worse than a baby trying to eat a steak, because even if it goes down that shit is hard to digest, Dream chuckled then dug his heel into Devon’s hand.

    Devon screamed out in pain and heat went from his hand to his toes. As his grip loosened he lost his bowels.

    Did this nigga shit on himself? Trigga asked putting his finger to his nose.

    That’s what happens when a nigga full of shit, Larue slurred as the crease in his forehead deepened.

    Dream, I got kids, Devon cried out from his soul.

    Good maybe now they can grow up with pride, Dream coldly stated. Let this nigga go, he said as he moved his foot.

    My pleasure, Trigga pointed his gun down at Devon.

    No. No. Devon repeated shaking his head then closed his eyes tight.

    Trigga let one off in Devon’s shoulder causing his left hand to slip from the ledge. Muthafucka, Trigga announced as he stomped the other hand.

    When Devon’s hand slipped Trigga and Larue busted off hitting him a few times in the chest as his body fell to the ground.

    Dream stepped to the edge and took in deep breaths as he looked at Devon’s twisted body against the blacktop.

    What’s our next move? Trigga asked putting his gun back in place.

    Dream stepped back then matched gazes with Trigga. We going after his whole fucking squad.

    Under Siege

    Trigga pushed his whip through the streets of Harlem looking at the changes the city was making. The mayor was on a cleanup champion throwing up buildings and decorations but on the real the facelift they were giving the town could only fool a tourist. The city was under siege and the only thing that was truly going to change was the body count. Last night’s murder was only a welcome mat to the death that was brewing and his team had stepped through the door and wiped their bloody boots. Devon’s disrespectful ass crew had sent out open invitations to get fucked up and Dream was going to make sure they RSVP’d ass whoppin’s in epic proportions.

    Trigga pulled up to the barbershop and parked his car. His feet touched the hot black tar as the sun caused him to squint his light brown eyes. He bopped hard up to the doors as if he owned the place.

    Stepping through the doors caused an eerie silence across the packed room.

    What’s up my nigga? Trigga said as he extended his hand.

    Sheeeit.. I can’t call it. Jay bumped first with Trigga then placed the apron over Pluckie’s chest and fastened it closed.

    What can we do for you today? Jay asked grabbing his clippers firm in hand.

    I’m not sure yet. It depends on what this punk muthafucka got to say. Trigga stood in front of Pluckie staring at him with harsh intent. The crease in his forehead said death had arrived and of course the bitch nigga that sat before him was not ready.

    Nigga I don’t even know you, Pluckie tried to play tough. Take it down a little on the top and sides, Pluckie turned his energy to Jay.

    You about to get to know me though, Trigga looked around the shop.

    Jay gave the nod and two of his boys got up, one turned the television all the way up while the other whispered to two females who had their young sons with them. They were ushered out the door and when the locks clicked and the blinds closed sweat began to form in the pits of Pluckie’s arms.

    What the fuck is this shit about? Pluckie looked at the stone faces in the room and everyone in attendance turned sideways on him.

    You see don’t nobody got love for a bitch nigga. You made a big mistake making a move against Dream. But your biggest mistake was being a part of a squad of dick sucking pussy ass niggas. And for that, there is no forgiveness, Trigga pulled his hammer from his waist and rested it at his side.

    Nigga please I don’t even know you. Jay you gonna let this nigga come up in here and disrespect me? Pluckie forced some heart to the surface.

    Nah, he gonna let me disrespect you, Jay said as he wrapped the black cord around Pluckie’s throat.

    Pluckie struggled in his seat grabbing at Jay’s hands as the air was choked out of him. Devon and Derrick’s crew had ruled the area by fear and extortion and now that the tables were turned Jay was going to give him his just due.

    Trigga stepped back and smiled as he watched Pluckie’s blood shot eyes bulge from his head and his face turn dark with fear. Tears rolled down his face and thick saliva formed at the corners of his mouth as his legs flared and his feet slipped from the foot rest.

    Trigga smiled and raised his gun just as life was leaving

    Enjoying the preview?
    Page 1 of 1