About Fifty Shades Of Snow:
When Steve found the love of his life Angelia in bed with a flashy street thug loaded with cash, he knew his meager factory wages and part-time drug dealing weren’t going to cut it.
Steve was a celebrity football star in high school, but now 10 years later, he’s barely making ends meet by slinging a couple of ounces of cocaine here and there on the side. Now, things are getting worse. Angelina’s got a thing for street dudes with bling, and Steve’s got no bling.
Despite being enraged by Angelia’s adultery, Steve decides to keep her around and find a quick way to improve their financial situation to keep Angelia faithful. He knows life as a part-time drug dealer isn’t going to stack cash, but a trip to San Antonia, Texas to meet with the head of a notorious Mexican cartel might just be the ticket into the dangerous and lucrative street life that he’s been looking for.
50 Shades of Snow is a gritty and realistic Urban Fiction crime drama from acclaimed African American author A. Roy Milligan. Can Steve make the moves that he needs to make to save his relationship and elevate himself from barely paying the bills to straight-up street hustler?
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Author Bio:
A. Roy Milligan is not your typical author.
Born and raised in Pontiac, Michigan, the former beating heart of the U.S. automotive industry, he has always been fascinated by two things; cars and books. However, life had other plans.
After serving 4 1⁄2 years for drug dealing, he decided to make that U-turn and transform his life.
While in prison, he started writing books that helped him stay motivated and overcome this life-changing obstacle. That’s when he found the passion that has been driving him ever since.
Being an author was not in his plans, but it turned out to be a dream come true.
Now, A. Roy Milligan resides in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he runs his own successful car transportation business, writes about his favorite topics, and helps other people follow his path of redemption and success.
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