Girls from da Hood 7
About this audiobook
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, Redd, Nikki-Michelle, and Erick S. Gray deliver the stories with their trademark flair.
Like a hood-rich Bonnie and Clyde, Candy and Raynail have their hands on all of the drugs that run through the veins of Westwood. When Raynail is set up to take the fall for a crime he didn’t commit, Candy goes on a mission to take down everyone involved.
Baby and G. G. should be thinking about high school, but their minds are definitely not on studying. These two are tight like sisters, and they have each other’s backs no matter what—until Baby comes up with a plan that involves blackmailing someone to kill G. G.’s man. When these two cousins clash, the shock wave will be felt throughout the hood.
Vix Dixon is an upscale ghetto-girl that no man in his right mind wants to cross. She’s a predator who preys on the weak. Her mission? To have any man or woman she wants by any means necessary. Now, she’s set her sights on her teacher, Alex Rodriguez, and he bites the apple instead of a bullet. By the time Alex realizes just what he’s gotten himself into, hell on earth will have a different meaning for him.
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About the author
Redd is the author of the Enough of No Love series, the Gutta series, and the Can’t Raise a Man series.
Nikki-Michelle resides in Metro-Atlanta, Georgia, by way of Lexington, Mississippi. Carried by her love of reading, she began writing at the early age of twelve and has been on a journey of “trying” to pen the perfect novel ever since (she’s still working on that). Her love of writing and wanting to create stories with true-to-life situations are what inspire her to continue to write stories readers will enjoy with characters they can relate to.
Erick S. Gray is the author of more than a dozen works of urban fiction since his debut novel, Booty Call, was published in 2003 and sold tens of thousands of copies. He has also contributed to many anthologies, including three volumes of Streets of New York, with Mark Anthony and Anthony Whyte. His focus is on great storytelling, with characters that are memorable and true-to-life.
L. Steven Taylor is a New York actor who has played on Broadway as both Mufasa and Scar in Disney’s The Lion King. In addition to being very active in the commercial and voice-over world, working for such names as McDonalds, Bounty, Burger King, and Nickelodeon, he is also an avid spoken-word artist—penning his own spoken-word series: Perspective. He can also be seen on television in Madam Secretary, Elementary, Person of Interest, and The Electric Company.
