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The Cocaine Queen: The Rise and Fall of Florentia
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 18 2025
Pages: 274
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.58 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
She was never supposed to survive. She chose to reign instead.
Florentia started at the bottom - a nameless runner in a crumbling barrio, ferrying drugs through alleys soaked in blood and betrayal. No one noticed her. No one feared her. And that was their first mistake.
When a brutal betrayal shatters what little she held dear, Florentia doesn't retreat - she transforms. With a mind sharper than any blade and a heart hardened by loss, she climbs the brutal ladder of the narcotics underworld, turning enemies into pawns and cartels into ashes. Each move is calculated. Each alliance, temporary. And each rival who underestimates her learns the same lesson too late:
Queens aren't born. They're forged in fire.
As Florentia rises to power, a storm brews on the horizon - federal agents, rival empires, and ghosts from her past threaten to rip apart everything she's built. But she didn't come this far to kneel. She came to conquer.
The Cocaine Queen is a gripping, cinematic thriller of ambition, vengeance, and survival - where every crown comes at a cost, and every choice could be her last.
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