Girls from da Hood 13

by Michel Moore, Treasure Hernandez, Katt

Three Urban Books authors have teamed up to bring the drama in this latest installment of the popular Girls from da Hood Series. Get It, Get It! by Ms. Michel  Monica was conceived on a pile of dirty clothes in the corner of a trap house. Cursed with a mother who worshiped the crack pipe more than her children, she quickly learned a Detroit Get it how ya live or die trying. The young teenager is forced to beg, borrow, and steal to make sure she and her siblings survive to see another day. Cutthroat and conniving, Monica will make it, no matter who she has to step on or step over.You Can’t Break Usby Treasure Hernandez: Voodo and his girl, Moni, are inseparable. Like a modern Bonnie and Clyde from the hood, they let no one, even family, get in their way. When the people they do “around the way” business with turn out to be verified snakes, the ruthless couple gets revenge the only way they know how—street justice. With the law in hot pursuit, it’s Voodo and Moni against the world, just like they always knew it would be.So Far Gone by  Sometimes love is the best feeling in the world, but the wrong kind of love can turn you into an entirely different person. When good-girl-turned-bad Renee gets together with Keithon, it’s them against the world, until the streets get to talking and their fairy-tale relationship turns into a full-blown nightmare. Karma steps in and has her way with the couple, and their lives will never be the same.

480 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 26, 2018

Reviews

[Mrs Tupac · Rating 1 out of 5]

Around the way girls is better than these anthologies books I hated this one the first story really pissed me off and the book cover could've been done better I was expecting more and got my ass disappointed!!!! More character development was needed along with a believable storyline

[Michael Bell · Rating 2 out of 5]

Inner City life is just tough. Drug addicted mothers, shop lifting to survive and other ills. somehow, a drug dealer always rides to the rescue. It is a tough cycle. I am done with urban crime novels for awhile.

[Melissa · Rating 2 out of 5]

The first story was OK. The second was better (Treasure Hernandez rarely disappoints). The third was just weird.
2.5 stars

[Vermillion · Rating 1 out of 5]

The first and third stories were terribly banal. I fast forwarded through half of each story they were so bad.