Long Live the Cartel audiobook – The Cartel, Book 8

Sitting in my cozy nook with a warm blanket wrapped around me, I pressed play on my speaker, and the world of ‘Long Live the Cartel’ enveloped me. The sun was just beginning to set, and as the room filled with L. Steven Taylor’s captivating voice, I was transported into the heart of Miami’s dark underbelly.

Ashley & JaQuavis, with their signature storytelling, brought forth a tale of legacy, power, and the burden of expectations. Carter II’s internal battle – to break free from the shadows of his legacy or embrace his destined role – mirrored the dilemmas faced by many of us. The transition from youthful dreams to adult responsibilities is a journey many can relate to.

Throughout the narration, I could almost feel the humidity of Miami and the weight of the crown Carter II was forced to bear. The fusion of family drama, power plays, and dangerous liaisons kept me on the edge of my seat. And as the story progressed, the line between right and wrong blurred, making me question my own moral compass.

L. Steven Taylor’s narration was a revelation. The depth he brought to each character, particularly the younger generation, made me resonate with their aspirations and fears. His voice modulation made the unfolding drama even more palpable.

By the end, as darkness engulfed my room, I was left with a whirlwind of emotions. ‘Long Live the Cartel’ isn’t just a story about power and rivalry. It’s about the burdens we carry, the choices we make, and the legacy we leave behind.