Tha Last of My Kind

Marshawn ?O-Dawg” Anderson has everything he wants, well almost everything. He controls the drug game in Portland, Oregon and everything that comes with it. The only goal he hasn’t accomplished is breaking into the music business. When his homie Spike finally makes it big as a producer down in Atlanta, O-Dawg jumps at the opportunity to leave the drug game and gang life alone. His plans were to resign from ?Mob Life” and hand the keys to the city over to his best friend Boobie, but his enemies have another plan for him and the whole Mob Life. Just when O-Dawg was walking away his enemies start popping up from every direction. They're out for blood for his past evil deeds and shots get to ringing out. His enemies wanna control the drug market, not see Boobie running it. With Spike and Olay in one ear begging for him just to walk away. The streets, Mob Life and his pride begging for revenge and murder, who wins? Can O-Dawg walk away from all the money, street fame and females? He’s been in love with the lime light his whole life. His ego is bruised from the attempts on his life, but he’s still trying to walk away. Then the worst happens?Somebody real close to him gets killed and the call for revenge is too loud to ignore. Olay’s threatening to leave, Spikes moving on without him. He’s risking losing everything he’s worked hard for, including his life. But it’s hard walking away from this life. Especially when people are not only gunning for your life, but the whole existence of your kind?

Marcellus Allen Jr. was born and raised in Portland Oregon, and also raised in Los Angeles California, he's 26 year's old and is currently serving a sentence for murder in the state of Oregon (under appeal.) Marcellus has had a passion for writing since 3rd grade rather he was writing raps or short stories. Being an author was his first career choice but that dream was eventually sidelined once the streets got a hold of him. His life revolved around gangs, money, drugs, shootings, and women. His way of life eventually caught up to him when he was sent to prison the first time for attempted murder. Once he was released, he went right back to the people and lifestyle that landed him in trouble the first time. Now while he's serving his current sentence, he has given his life to Christ and has revisited his first passion: writing. Marcellus' books are a real replica of the streets and all the dangers that come with it, as you read each page you can detect the realness and passion that he has for giving his readers realistic stories and emotions. Marcellus knows that no real street story in real life ends with any good happening... neither will his books.