The Kingpins of Oklahoma City, one from the north side and one from the
south side, push pounds of weed, gallons of PCP, and kilos of cocaine
through the corridors of the OKC, using very different methods to keep
their people in line. King is the leader of the north side crew. Along
with his protégé, Tippi, he runs his crew with deadly force. Each member
knows there is no room for error when it comes to getting money on the
north side. Flamboyant, the leader of the south side crew, is the
opposite. His crew is tight out of loyalty, not fear.
King and Flamboyant know nothing of each other, especially the fact that
they are both doing business with the same connect. The money is good
for all involved, and it's a win-win situation for Charli and Toni, the
suppliers. They keep the reins tight on both leaders, because a war on
the streets would be detrimental to their thriving business in Oklahoma
City.
Everything goes awry when Flamboyant's woman, Shayla, becomes torn
between her current man and the one who used to rule her universe--King.
Once the lines are crossed, there's no going back, and the war that
Charli and Toni are trying to avoid becomes a reality. A love triangle
fueled by two men who would gladly give their lives for the woman they
love is causing death at an alarming rate. Is Shayla worth losing what
these two men have built? In the end, which kingpin of Oklahoma City
will remain standing?
