I haven’t read the whole series yet. But I enjoyed reading this book.

This book is emotionally gripping. The book delves deep into Porsche's struggles, resilience, and growth as she navigates a harsh world marked by betrayal, loss, and survival. What sets this book apart is its raw and unfiltered portrayal of life. Sister Souljah's writing is vivid and uncompromising, drawing readers into the Porsche’s mind, experiences, and emotions. Porsche's perspective feels authentic and heartfelt, making her story one of redemption, self-discovery, and hope. The themes of familial bonds, loyalty, and the search for identity resonate widely, leaving readers both moved and inspired.

She is complicated, her story is heartbreaking and so beautiful. She is everything winter was not and I'm willing to go out on a limb and say this was better than the first book

A 110% great read! My girl Sista Soulja really topped it off with this one… I would say that it’s kinda dragging in the beginning and she kinda rushes the story line to finish by leaving out some details in the end; but it was overall amazing to hear what Porsche endured and her perspective on the situation. I can’t wait to read midnight & uhhhh Life After Death movie 2k22 puhleasee?!? 👀🤞🏽

I had to read this book 2 times just to relive the story. I hope Sistah Soulja makes a part 2. Have a reunion with all the Diamond Needles, and tell more about Riot’s journey. Also a glimpse of life for Porsche. I see she made a book for Winter, so hopefully she’ll do the same for Porsche. Porsche’s story was better & deeper to me than Winter’s.

Great book I enjoyed it and the realistic consequences of hustling drugs and using drugs! As far as the life style of the Santiaga ‘s I ‘m so happy for Porsche and Elisha’s family accomplishments! !!!!

This book had me captivated from cover to cover. After reading The Coldest Winter Ever I had to find out what happened to Porsche! She is definitely survivor.

The book fye but it got boring sometimes I’m tired of hearing Porsche pissing on her self she too old to be pissing on herself

Great book

Wow!