Urban Fiction

[close] LadiLyke book club is for ages 18+. As a advit reader she will choose 12-20 books that will produce growth and confidence as well as some spicy entertainment. Genres of self-emprovement, fictional urban, and an autobiography. Thank you for joining hope you enjoy!'nn

[close] Welcome to the Ethic Land Reading Group! Our community is dedicated to readers who are passionate about exploring the intricate stories and profound questions within Moth to a Flame and the Ethic and Butterfly series. In our group, you’ll find a supportive space to share your thoughts, opinions, and predictions about the books. Whether you’re captivated by the plot twists, fascinated by character development, or pondering the dilemmas presented, we encourage open and respectful dialogue.

[close] Here you can post your favorite Hood Books and for Authors this is the place to promote any and every Hood Book You have. Thanks for joining and I hope to interact with you all.

[close] Hello! I am hosting this group for the launch of my new Young Adult Urban Fiction Novel Got the Flow: The Hip-Hop Diary of a Young Rapper. Feel free to ask anything about the book or myself. I wrote the book because of my love for hip-hop and the desire to show that it can be smart and positive. It is available for pre-order on Amazon and Smashwords now! Book synopsis/blurb: How far would you go to make your dream come true? Troy Jones is sixteen with the dream of becoming a rapper. He doesn’t want fame; he wants to help his mother who works three jobs after Troy’s father was killed in a drive-by. All Troy wants to do is work on his rap lyrics. His science teacher hates rap & hip-hop music and constantly gives Troy a hard time. However, his English teacher, Mr. Salas, is an inspiration to the young, aspiring rapper. He provides Troy with the tools to improve his craft of writing hip-hop lyrics. When Troy’s best friend Jimmy moves to another school, Troy is introduced to rap battles and gets hooked. His path to rap stardom is paved with battles. Along the way, he meets a love interest, suffers a big loss, meets his idol rapper and an ex-con, gets his music equipment stolen, and has doubts about his rapping ability. Troy doesn’t only want to succeed; he needs to succeed.