Miranda wakes up to find that she has entered a fictionalized version of the United States and become a Chicago gang boss.
And things have gone wrong from the start.
There is a traitor on the inside, rival gangs are making moves from the outside, and the cops are already watching her.
Faced with the possibility of ending up dead every day, Miranda decides...
To pack up and get out as fast as she can.
What kind of joke is this? She crossed over just to join a gang?
It's too dangerous. No thanks.
But Miranda soon realizes that things never go quite as expected whenever she makes a move.
For instance, when she asks someone to arrange a fake identity, she happens to catch a traitor making a deal in secret.
When she goes out to collect debts and save up money, she just happens to help the cops uncover another gang's criminal operation.
When she plans her escape route, she manages to evade several police stings...
Miranda is getting a headache.
All she was doing was preparing to get out. How did the gang somehow keep getting bigger?
Her subordinates admire her more and more,
her enemies respect her more and more,
and the traitor even went and turned himself in...
You people are unbelievable...
Whatever. She's off to play golf with a state legislator. He's running for president next month and wants her support.
Theme: Strive to survive in difficult circumstances
Damn, can this book be longer? 🎉😚