After the fall of the infamous playground, the Hustlettes are back. No longer united, the girls have taken sides, and things are about to get messy. DaRaya Fattykat Stevens is left with only Lo, Fire, and new recruit Sparkles as Hustlettes. With Riyah doing her own thing and Toryn in hiding, she sets out to recruit new girls. Everything seems good until drug addiction, jealousy, deceit and murder are thrown in the mix. Fattykat then realizes that the lack of females and the money she received from her insurance claim is running low she needs another hustle to survive. In the midst of attempting to keep her team tight, her nemesis Hontas resurfaces. Hontas throws a huge Playground Reunion at the Chase Center featuring all of the Hustlettes including Fattykat and her girls. Fattykat looks at the opportunity of more of a blessing than a curse. She and Sparkle put a plan together to get hold of the popular and lucrative drug Power which Hontas has full control of. Things get out of control when Fattykat finds herself being the main course on the Playgrounds menu . Sparks fly and things get out of hand leaving Fattykat with huge price over her head. Knowing her only option is to flee she finds herself putting her life in the hands in the last person she least expected...Riyah. Playground 2 is the second installment of the trilogy.
K.D.Harris grew up in Delaware where she still currently resides. She is the mother of 2 adorable children. K.D always enjoyed reading since she was a young child. At the age of 19 and a college student at Shaw University is where K.D finds her gift of storytelling through writing in her journals of the things that she had experienced growing up in the inner city setting. In 2006 she began to post her short stories on various blogs on the Internet, which got an overwhelming response that she should put her experiences into a book for others to share and relate to. Her novels consist of erotica, and taboo situations that others are afraid to speak out about. She has a knack for drawing out the real life experiences that each of us can relate to in some form or another. K.D. knew from first hand because she lived some of the events that she writes about but thru the grace of God she overcame adversity and the odds. K.D. takes you onto a personal journey of street life with a bit of reality mixed with tragedy can turn into a positive road if you have faith and believe in yourself. Her works is a testimony to many young people in today's world. K.D. is an accomplished writer, who hopes to uplift the spirits of her readers thru her journey of overcoming obstacles that sometimes plagues us all thru her works. K.D recently signed a deal with The Cartel Publications.
I liked the overall story. It had a good consistent flow. However, there were a couple of annoying issues that I can't let go. 1. I don't like when Authors put themselves in their books. It's ridiculous! 2. The editing, or lack there of, got worse at the end of the book and it was bad from page 1. Even though, these two were total turn offs, I did enjoy the book and will read part 3. Oh yeah, what also made it quite difficult was that two of the characters had similar names, Raya and Riyah. It drove me mad to the point that I had to map out each character, like I was back in eight grade, to keep up with who was who.