Amy Elizabeth Cho is a former British Korean-American actress and a UFC fighter known by her stage name, The Mafia Mama. An off duty policeman killed Amy's husband and Amy believes that her husband was a victim of a hate crime. The young woman believes that her husband is dead, but she's wrong. Things take a dark turn when Amy uncovers the truth behind her husband’s death. To make matters worse, Amy's child is in danger. Someone out there wants Amy dead and they want to take her son. They also want to play a deadly game that involves testing the young woman's strength, bravery and endurance.

As the rabbit hole gets deeper, Amy will discover that her life is not what it seems to be. A psychotic bad boy who works for an unknown crime lord will hunt Amy down like a predator in the night. The young mother will also have to deal with car chases, shootouts, merciless hitmen and hitwomen, and an armored truck that’s rigged with a bomb. Will Amy uncover the mystery behind her husband’s death, or will she die herself? A monster is coming for Amy. It wants to kill her and take her child. The monster wants to destroy Amy's little boy, and it’s the same monster that destroyed her husband. It’s up to Amy to protect her only baby from a dark and malevolent force that seeks to annihilate everything in its path.

Mama's Mafia

President Yolanda Chang was in her second term as President of the United States. Her presidency was a milestone because she was the first Chinese-American woman president over the nation. President Chang was a very attractive middle-aged woman. She was fifty-eight years old but yet she didn't have a hint of gray in her hair, and she had no trace of a wrinkle on her face. The American people loved President Chang, and the young crowd loved her because she didn't act like your typical boring commander and chief. 


President Chang was the first President to perform at a festival. EDM stands for Electronic Dance Music, and the president was also a deejay who specialized in mixing hot music when she was younger. President Chang made a crowd of young people go wild one night when she appeared at a Coachella festival and became the opening deejay. She was mixing one hot track after another for the crowd on an electronic turntable, with her security detail standing around her. 
