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Review of "Family Business 2" by Carl Weber

Well, Carl Weber aka “The King of Drama,” has done it again. This time he is joined by author Treasure Hernandez to ramp up the action in the sequel to Family Business.  The drama unfolds and the stakes rise as the Duncan Family is forced to choose sides about bringing H.E.A.T.  (a new synthetic drug dubbed the “new crack” which is designed by Orlando Duncan) to the streets. 

Although there’s promise of wealth, the Duncans know that they won’t be safe once the cartels get a whiff of H.E.A.T. hitting the streets.  In the midst of it all, there are loads of drama with tangled love triangles, etc.  Can’t wait to read part 3 of this novel!

Here are a few of my favorite lines:

“I call it H.E.A.T., Pop.” Orlando held one in his hand. “It’s the new crack. No, actually, it’s better than crack. It’s extremely potent synthetic pheromones and endorphins laced with morphine, and it’s gonna make us wealthy beyond your wildest dreams.”

LC glanced around the room. “Any objections before I close the meeting?”

A lone voice dissenting voice came from the most unlikely source. “Yes, I have an objection. I have a big objection.”

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