Deep

From the mean streets of Brooklyn to the seedy underbelly of Cincinnati’s criminal world, Johnny Cargile: The Game of Law is a raw, unflinching urban epic that cuts deep into the soul of a broken system.

I grew up in Brooklyn, New York City—where the city never sleeps and the streets never forgive. Raised by a prostitute and drug addict who fought every day for survival, I learned early that the world cared little for those cast aside. To most, my mother was just another lost soul. But to me, she was a queen—the one person who loved me unconditionally. When I watched her die in front of my eyes, beaten, violated, and left for dead by the very monsters the world had abandoned her to, I made a vow: I’d make them pay, and I’d become the voice for the voiceless.

Years later, that vow led me down a path few dare to tread. I became a criminal defense attorney—not because I believed in a broken system, but because I wanted to learn its game and play it my way. Now, I’m tangled in a web of high-stakes cases, ruthless underworld players, and seedy betrayals. With the takeover of a notorious law firm and dangerous ties to figures like Streetz and the Quadir family, my world is a constant battle between loyalty and revenge.

Add to the mix a sizzling, no-holds-barred love affair with Jessica—a woman whose fire and ambition match my own—and you have a story where every choice is a risk, and every enemy is personal. If you’re ready for a gritty, explicit journey into a world where the powerful get away with murder and only the relentless survive, then buckle up. Prepare for a ride into the darkness.