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Ricardo's Collisions
- The Desire Family Saga: Part One
- Narrated by: ChuiMalik
- Length: 4 hrs and 1 min
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Publisher's Summary
Years after disappearing from Brooklyn, disgraced businessman Ricardo Desire is found dead in his home. A glimpse of Ricardo’s past reveals a salacious love triangle and double life. In the aftermath of his death, the lives of those he knew to begin to unravel.
Olena Jackson is the detective assigned to the high-profile case, and the more she digs, the more lies and bodies she uncovers.
Although Ricardo is gone, for the people left behind, the collision course is just getting started.
©2021 Edward L Sledge Jr. & Christina Sledge (P)2023 Edward L Sledge Jr. & Christina Sledge
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