Queen of Urban Prophecy is urban lit by Aya de León. What she considers to be a coincidence leaves rapper Deza Starling branded the Queen of Urban Prophecy by the media. When she embarks on a tour of female artists, is she embarking on the path to her success or the road to ruin? … Continue reading Queen of Urban Prophecy by Aya de León
Dirty Music by Shaun Sinclair is book three in his Crescent Crew series. Though part of a series, it works well as a standalone. Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A masterpiece: Will definitely read again. Music mogul, Qwess and his gangster organization, the Crescent Crew, are at a crossroads. Complete legitimacy looms, but “the life” still beckons. … Continue reading Dirty Music
Role Play is eye-popping urban fiction by Tu-Shonda L. Whitaker. Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A masterpiece: Will definitely read again. Tu-Shonda L. Whitaker has written an urban fiction masterpiece. The novel is very well-written. I was impressed by her well-measured prose, which isn’t something usually associated with this genre. The story is told from the alternating … Continue reading Role Play
The Game Never Ends by Zaire Crown is book two in his The Game series, follow-up to Games Women Play. Though part of a series, it reads well as a standalone. Tuesday Knight, former Detroit hood hustler, now lives in the lap of luxury in an affluent Hollywood suburb, as Tabitha King. She’s a mother … Continue reading The Game Never Ends
ASHLEY and JAQUAVIS are New York bestselling co-authors and currently reside in Michigan working on their next project. Learn more at https://instagram.com/ashleyantoinette?igshid=14xwvmgmu1ei6. From the New York Times bestselling authors of The Cartel series comes a new chapter in a world that only Ashley and JaQuavis know how to bring to life. Money Devils 1 by … Continue reading Money Devils 1
The Final Play is a gritty urban novel from author, Shelly Ellis. This is the third and final book in the Branch Avenue Boys series and continues the stories of three men who met as boys and maintained close friendships well into adulthood. The novel is told from the alternating viewpoints of each man but … Continue reading The Final Play by Shelly Ellis
A’Zayler has done it again. Her novel In Love With My Enemy is a work of compelling urban fiction. Jalil Donquez Free, known as Free to the streets and as Don to himself, was betrayed by his closest friend and partner in crime, Echo Mendoza, and is out for revenge. Don has now gotten close … Continue reading In Love With My Enemy by A’Zayler
The Vows We Break is book two in Briana Cole’s Unconditional series. Ms. Cole is still approaching familial and romantic relationships from a fresh viewpoint and does not disappoint in this continuation of her urban romance series. Kimera Davis is still up to her old tricks, lying and deceiving, in order to make a fast … Continue reading The Vows We Break by Briana Cole
Side Chick Nation by Aya de León is book four in her Justice Hustlers urban crime fiction series. I haven’t read the previous books in the series, but this one works well as a standalone. Side Chick Nation is an unexpectedly interesting read. The author explores how climate change, colonization and a lack of appropriate … Continue reading Side Chick Nation by Aya de León
King Reece is urban fiction from author Shaun Sinclair. The novel is second in his Crescent Crew series but works well as a standalone. Sinclair provides more than adequate details of the story to-date. The Crescent Crew is a gangster organization that rivals the Italian mob. It’s founders, rappers King Reece and Qwess, own the … Continue reading King Reece by Shaun Sinclair
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