The writers here are the first people I have to give credit too. At first I was like many other ppl wondering what could come of Tariqs character but as I watched Courtney Kemp explain at the end this was a coming of age story for Tariq. I have found Tariq to be one of the most intellectual characters written in this story and I love it. Many young black males are not portrayed in shows or books to have it all and here shows he's a mastermind. He is his fathers child and so with that being said I felt for him at times and at times I couldn't stand him either which helps display that he's a very diverse and complex character. So what he says at the end at the gravesite was "ghosts, never die", this reads as if he will forever be haunted by the lifestyle of his family and he will go to the ends of this earth protecting the ppl he loves even if he has to kill to do it. Congratulations on a superb story! May the Power franchise live on.
Review of Power Book II: Ghost
