Finally out of the hood of Oakland, Isaiah and Amour begin to build a name for themselves as the first bisexual college basketball player and future upcoming pop star. When spring break finally arrives, the two learn that distance, death, and old fr...
Finally out of the hood of Oakland, Isaiah and Amour begin to build a name for themselves as the first bisexual college basketball player and future upcoming pop star. When spring break finally arrives, the two learn that distance, death, and old friends have begun to drive them apart. It turns out that their dream of moving to the big city might not be as great as it seems.
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Heyyyy.
My name is passion-flower and welcome to the sequel to 'Oakland'! If you stumbled across this book first then make sure to go and read the first book before you continue reading this one so you won't be lost.
Big Shot is the next chapter in Isaiah and Amour's life. Now that they're out of the honeymoon stage of their relationship they'll experience the good and bad parts of what it means to be in a serious relationship. If you didn't notice, the color scheme of the book is darker compared to Oakland, which is intentional. Not only does it represent what they're going through but it also represents how dark the music industry and the overall fame industry is.
I don't want to get too much into it, but I hope y'all enjoy! Now onto the returning and new characters.
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Keith Powers as Isaiah King
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