Carl Weber's Kingpins: St. Louis

Carl Weber's Kingpins: St. LouisThe untimely death of St. Louis kingpin King David has left a vacuum in the underworld. He leaves behind his vast empire to his surviving heirs, David Jr. and Davita. Born barely one year apart, they were raised in very different worlds. David Jr. is college educated. His mother always pushed him to do the best he could, so he could one day legitimize and run the East St. Louis crime family. She thinks she's above and beyond the game. All she wants is

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With a remarkable ability to reimagine both the lost world of his father's generation and the terrors and wonders of his own youth

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