Queen: Book l

A dark romance drama that follows the story of Kay Olivia Faison, a female rapper from the hood who rises to fame in Hollywood. Kay is unaware that her boss, Hikaru Hitachi, is secretly the youngest Yakuza drug kingpin boss in Tokyo, hiding his true identity under the facade of a professional and controlled businessman. In addition to running a drug operation in Tokyo, Hikaru is also running a drug operation in Hollywood through the ports, causing problems with other gangs in the area and attracting the attention of law enforcement.

As Kay and Hikaru’s paths cross, they are drawn to each other despite their vastly different backgrounds and lifestyles. However, their relationship is complicated by Hikaru’s hidden identity and the cultural divide between them; Hikaru’s Japanese side is not accepting of Kay because she’s black.

As Kay and Hikaru navigate the dangerous world of the Yakuza and the drug trade, their love is tested by the realities of Hikaru’s double life and the dangers they face. Kay’s recklessness and impulsiveness clash with Hikaru’s careful planning and control, putting both of them in danger. Meanwhile, Hikaru must confront the tensions between his two worlds and decide where his loyalties truly lie.

In the end, Kay and Hikaru must choose whether their love is worth the risks and sacrifices that come with it and whether they can bridge the gap between their cultures and backgrounds. As the drug operation in Hollywood becomes more and more complicated, Kay and Hikaru find themselves at the center of a power struggle that threatens to tear them apart.