The past five years has been hellish for Wish Carter, especially with the added pressure of sheltering and caring for her brother and sister. Barely making ends meet, she is motivated to keep going and to keep fighting, even on the hard days when she wants to stop and give up. When Wish stumbles upon a real opportunity to turn things around for her and her siblings, she can’t risk declining the offer. Accepting the enticing proposition, Wish hopes the new position is exactly what she needs to make life better for them all. However, she quickly finds out that not all opportunities should be taken but it’s too late now. Will this new employment lands Wish in a better predicament for her and her siblings? Or will it put her is a worse situation than she was before? Locking down and controlling the streets of Madison, Streets Evans has earned his stripes by living a cold, calculated, and unforgiving life. To say he hates the holiday season is an understatement. However, as this holiday season approaches, Streets finds himself taking on a different perspective, especially after he discovers an alarming intruder occupying his home. Will Street open his mind to more possibilities during this Christmas? Or will he continue to live life isolated with no one to love but only to fear him? Living in Madison certainly hasn’t been a walk in the park for Wish or Streets. In the meantime, every season brings about change. Will this Christmas be the season that breeds unpredictable light and bountiful blessings to the lives of Wish and Streets? Read and see if the spirit of love and good tidying generate unexpected joy and love to two strangers in this invigorating African American urban holiday standalone, Thug Love for the Wish and Streets