Hurricanes: A Memoir by Rick Ross And Neil Martinez-Belkin

Rick Ross's memoir, "Hurricanes," offers a candid and gripping account of his life, from his tumultuous childhood in Miami amid the crack epidemic to his rise to fame in the world of hip-hop. Born William Leonard Roberts II, Ross grew up in a Miami plagued by violence and drugs, yet he managed to thrive despite the challenges around him.

The memoir delves into Ross's early years, his time as a standout high school football player, and his involvement in the drug trade in Carol City's Matchbox housing projects. Despite setbacks, Ross persevered, eventually finding success in music with his breakthrough song, "Hustlin'."

Ross's journey is one of resilience and determination, as he navigates the complexities of the music industry and overcomes controversies and health issues. "Hurricanes" provides an intimate and revealing look at the life of one of hip-hop's biggest stars, offering insights into his music, his struggles, and his ultimate triumphs.