Girls from da Hood 10
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Urban Books’ popular Girls From da Hood series is back, bringing readers more dramatic tales about the lives of some tough, resourceful women who can hold their own when things get rough on the streets. This time, family bonds are put to the test.
Jakki and School Boy are more than first cousins; they’re best friends and partners in crime with a reputation for getting theirs by any means necessary. The pair are ultimately forced to defend not only their family name but their loyalty to each other. With both wanting to stand at the head of the table, Jakki and School Boy feud, proving that there’s definitely no honor amongst thieves—family or not.
Sani, a well-known female gambling house owner, is at the top of her game, but after she decides to inject phony currency into her business, all hell breaks loose. Guns are drawn and opposing forces take sides. Luckily for Sani, her father and her brothers are well versed in the operations of the underworld. With millions of dollars still to be claimed, all the wolves come out, and the hunting season begins. Will the love of that mean green shatter families and friends, or will the players prove that money can’t buy everything?
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Treasure Hernandez is the author of over ten series of books about African American experiences in urban settings.
Blake Karrington wants readers to get to know his complex characters as if they’re really alive. Likening him to a bad boy gone good, readers see a storyteller who writes as if he’s lived in the worlds he generously shares, readily conveying his message that humanity is everywhere, especially in the unlikely, mean streets of the inner city.
T. C. Littles was born, raised, and is still residing in Detroit. She pens realistic urban tales that are raw and gritty. Picking up the craft at an early age, she’s been climbing up the literary ladder one level at a time. She became an Essence bestselling author with the publication of her freshman novel Knowledge Costs.
