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Tired of constantly reading headlines about the violence being committed in his community, Xavier Brunswick decides to form Brothers Takin' Over (BTO) with three of his childhood friends. BTO's original intention is to help clean up the 'hood, but large egos and clashing personalities causes them to lose focus of their main goal. In addition to dealing with BTO, Xavier 's problems at home continue to fester. He's angry at his father who is "passing" for white and vows to never become like him. Just when he thinks things can get no worse, his dope-fiend brother, Woodrow, returns from the streets and throws the family into chaos. Having to deal with back-stabbing friends, an alcoholic father, and a crack-head brother is almost more than Xavier can bear. How much can he endure before he finally snaps?

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4.7
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About the author

Best-selling urban fiction author, Teresa D. Patterson is known for writing books in the urban fiction genre that are filled with steamy sex and tons of drama. She also writes erotica, romance, and young adult fiction. The writer inside her emerged during fifth grade in Spelling class. Even though she'd had poetry and short stories published over the years, she didn't became a published author until 2005. In 2009, she felt it was time to take her writing career in her own hands and formed Edit Again Publications to self-publish her works.

Patterson has written twenty novels. Her popular titles include,Project QueenThe Real Hood Wives of St. Pete., They Call Me Mr. G-Spot, and Ex-boyfriendA Bitter Pill to Swallow, her latest release and  twenty first novel, was co-authored with thriller, suspense, and crime novelist, Keith Gaston.

Patterson lives in Florida, which is the setting for most of her novels. She has three children.

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