Best I Ever Had

Mack will stop at nothing to become the next big thing in the rap game. But ever since he signed his name on the dotted line giving him the record contract of his dreams, more than just his career is changing. As he skyrockets from a no-name mixtape maker hailing from Atlanta to an international sensation, the wedge between him and his high school sweetheart, Alisha, is the only thing growing faster than his fan base.

Mack tries to remain true to the only two things he has ever loved - music and her - but the temptation filled waters of the music industry prove to be too much. After a nasty split, Mack’s music and heart are haunted by her. It doesn’t matter what he does. He can’t drink her away. He can’t erase her memory by filling his bed with as many pop stars, models, or strippers as he can. No matter what he does, he can’t free himself from her. And when a chance encounter at a club throws them back into each other’s life, they have to decide if the moments of ecstasy are worth the risk of having it all come crashing down once more.

Best I Ever Had tells the story of a performer whose life is mirrored in the works of today’s popular music with each chapter being inspired by lyrics of a single song, for which the chapter is named. Best I Ever Had is a work of fiction and although it is rooted in the very real experiences of young love - pain, betrayal, lust, and growth - it is in no way a true story.