Jacilyn Thomas is getting older but not much wiser. Her life experiences are beginning to wear her thin. Unfortunately, she's been dating Popi, a man whose last name she doesn't even know, for nearly a half a year.

She struggles to break free from this new dude because she knows deep in her heart he ain't no good, and definitely no fun. But he's not trying to hear it. He shows up to her apartment unannounced and treats her like crap. The unthinkable happens to Jacy in this tormented relationship. It's starting to look like Jacy messed around and got linked up with the wrong type of dude.


He is nothing like Rich Wilkins, the last guy she dated, who maintained a certain level of integrity and respect in his relationship with her. Right now, Rich's anger problem is looking like a breezy Sunday afternoon compared to the problems she is experiencing with Popi.

Is Jacy starting to change her previous outlook on men -- does she still believe that thugs are for fun? Or will she be forced to adopt a new credo? Find out in this much-anticipated sequel to Thugs Are for Fun.