Gangster's Fallacy, noun - the mistaken belief that crime pays as a long-term career choice. Gangster Fallacies, Volume 1: All About the Benjamins is an engaging literary experience of four short stories chronicling the lives of street savvy entrepreneurs, ordained in the Southern California gangster mentality, who venture the hood's beaten path of drugs, sex and guns in their quest for easy money, fly clothes, fast cars, and sexy dimepieces. Immerse yourself in a world where gangsters don't dance, 'cause they'd rather chase that cheddar. You'll see why money is the root of their evil in their reckless pursuit of the dream. In A Week Ago, a gang leader's rep is on the line when his road dog takes off with their robbery loot. In Bitch Betta Have My Money, a gigolo's biggest client wants to give him more than just money. A gangbanging drug runner has a day that he would like to forget in Da Bumble and in Get That Dough - Part I, a recently reformed gangster is torn between raising his newborn son and running the streets he knows so well. Uncompromisingly gritty and action-packed, Gangster Fallacies, is a new Urban Crime series that redefines the urban fiction landscape with entertaining yet true-to-life accounts featuring the wild west exploits of James Brown IVs unforgettable West Coast characters that illustrate why the streets are hell for a hustler.