Download or read book The Head That Wears The Crown 2 written by D.D. Bridges and published by D.D. Bridges. This book was released on with total page 166 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: After barely escaping Paris, France with his life, Darius has no doubt that his father's enemies are now his enemies. But he soon realizes that this is the least of his worries since his own brother has teamed up with one of his foes to set him up. D.J. doesn't just want a position in the company, he wants the whole thing. And after killing Darius everything that he came back to Atlanta to get will be fully in his grasp. Darius's girlfriend, Natalie, doesn't know what to do with herself after all that has transpired. In spite of how she feels, her voice of reason is telling her that being with a man like Darius may not be the right thing for her. But the problem is that she has already fallen in love with him, and she has no choice but to take refuge in Darius's mansion because of the numerous foes that would try to harm her to get revenge on her man. But how long will she be able to stay with him and will she remain loyal to Darius in spite of the adversity that they both will face? Leah has endured a lot throughout her relationship with Allen. But after he used her to set up Darius, Leah knows that their relationship can be no more. She is having to face the fact that Allen never loved her, but getting him out of her system and out of her life is going to be harder than expected. In spite of that, Leah may be finding true love in the most unlikely person. D.J.'s decision to murder in cold-blood has turned him into a person that he no longer recognizes. He's beginning to see that working with Allen is not going to fare well for him, but right now he has no other choice. D.J. needs Allen's help in order to ensure that he won't be spending the rest of his life in jail for committing murder, but after he avoids this case he knows that he can't afford to let Allen stick around. Will D.J. turn from this path of destruction, or will he allow his circumstances to push him into deeper obscurity?