Girls From da Hood 5
この電子書籍について
"Queen Pynn" by Keisha Ervin
Being married to notorious gangsta rapper Sean Pynn isn't as glamorous as it appears to be. Behind closed doors, Queen is dealing with knock-down drag-out fights, verbal abuse, and neglect. When her bodyguard, Ahsim, comes into the picture, things change in a hurry.
"Trick, Don't Treat" by Brenda Hampton
When a man thinks his woman is cheating, he keeps tabs on her. When a woman thinks her man is cheating, she calls Jakki. Rochel "Jakki" Thomas's way of catching a man in the act is a little risky, but she's worth every penny.
"Breaking Down a Brickhouse" by Edd McNair
Niecy Brickhouse and her twin sister are living the glamorous life—until Naquel is shot by their older sister's boyfriend. Everyone is calling it a suicide, but Niecy knows the painful truth about her sister's death, and it sets her on a dangerous, self-destructive path. Will she be able to overcome her depression, or will her new life on the streets be the death of Niecy?
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著者について
With her quick wit and charm, Keisha Ervin tells stories of love gained and love lost. Her novels, which have attracted a loyal fan base, include Me & My Boyfriend, Chyna Black, Mina’s Joint, Hold U Down,Torn, Finding Forever, Gunz and Roses, Material Girl and Material Girl 2: Labels and Love. Keisha lives in St. Louis, Missouri.
Brenda Hampton is an Essence bestselling author. She was named a Favorite Female Fiction writer in Upscale magazine, and was awarded the Best Female Writer by readers and Infini Promoters. When she is not writing, Hampton manages her own insurance business in the St. Louis metropolitan area.
Edd McNair is the author of Black Reign Saga, as well as Turning Point and A Hot Mess. When he isn’t writing urban drama, he is a real estate consultant in Baltimore, Maryland, and his book of real estate advice, The Real Estate Bible: America's Guide to Homeownership, was published in March 2014.
