Player's Anthem
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Look man, I don’t understand women, and I’m gonna stop trying, said a frustrated Eric, sitting on the edge of his brother’s Dave bed. You mean all this time yo ass been tryin’ to fi gure them out? James question, taking a puff of a blunt he just rolled leaning back in the recliner. Yous’ a dumb ass. Whateva! Responded Eric flagging him with his right hand. E, pay attention. I’m gonna tell you the three hardest things in life, said his brother Dave. Laying back in his bed with his slim six-foot-three frame, dark-skinned complexion and his fresh fade hair cut. Dress in his work attire, dress shirt and slacks, that he wears selling cars at his uncles car lot. Fellas, correct me if I’m wrong. Number one, holding up his right arm and hand with one fi nger extended up to the ceiling getting their attention. Pulling out when the volcano is about to erupt. “Tru Dat” affirmed James. Who’s twenty-five years of age, fivefoot nine, stocky and bald, brown skin complexion with a mustache and goatee. Number two, raising another finger. Reaching for a hat when your about to get in that pussy. Preach on, John endorsed. A twenty-four year old, six-foot- one inch, light-skinned brother with braids, light brown eyes, weighing a hundred-and- eighty pounds with a serious attitude problem. And number three is trying to understand women.
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About the Book
Player’s Anthem is a unique approach at how men view women, this books gives it to you in the rawest form. Enter the minds of Dave, John, and James as they school Eric about the Player's Anthem. You say what's the Player's Anthem! It's the rules some men live by and the games they play on women. Ladies, I'm sure you came across one of these characters or could be with one now. The only way you'll know your not a pawn in the game is if you read the book. Fellas, if no one school you about the the game, here's your chance. Nothing is left untouched money, sex, black women, white women, cheating the list goes on. The only question you need to ask yourself is are you “Predator or Prey.”
About the Author
Equise Smith grew up in the Northeast section of