Girls from da Hood 5, Edd McNair
Girls from da Hood 5, Edd McNair
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Girls from da Hood 5

Author: Edd McNair, Keisha Ervin, Brenda Hampton

Narrator: Mishi LaChappelle

Unabridged: 9 hr 23 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 12/19/2017


Synopsis

You’ve seen them in print before, and their books are hot, hot, hot! Now see what Edd McNair, Keisha Ervin, and Brenda Hampton can do when they join forces to bring you three stories in the latest installment of Girls from da Hood.Being married to notorious gangsta rapper Sean Pynn isn’t as glamorous as it appears to be. Behind closed doors, Queen is dealing with knock-down drag-out fights, verbal abuse, and neglect. When her bodyguard, Ahsim, comes into the picture, things change in a hurry.When a man thinks his woman is cheating, he keeps tabs on her. When a woman thinks her man is cheating, she calls Jakki. Rochel “Jakki” Thomas’ way of catching a man in the act is a little risky, but she’s worth every penny.Niecy Brickhouse and her twin sister Naquel are living the glamorous life—until Naquel is shot by their older sister’s boyfriend. Everyone is calling it a suicide, but Niecy knows the painful truth about her sister’s death, and it sets her on a dangerous, self-destructive path. Will she be able to overcome her depression, or will her new life on the streets be the death of Niecy?

About Edd McNair

Edd McNair was raised in and continues to live in Virginia Beach, VA. He makes a living as a real estate consultant.

About Keisha Ervin

Keisha Ervin is one of the hottest writers in the urban fiction genre. She has a writing style all her own and is destined to take the literary world by storm, breathing new life into the urban fiction market. Growing up, she received numerous accolades and awards for her writing skills, which she has been honing since childhood.

About Brenda Hampton

Brenda Hampton is a native St. Louisian, with a gift and passion for writing. She maintained journals for several years, but it wasn’t until she read Terry McMillan’s Disappearing Acts that Hampton was prompted to explore writing in ways she never thought were possible.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Alicia on September 18, 2009

Its ok.......more

Goodreads review by Danielle on May 12, 2023

I liked the first story that was written by Keisha Ervin. The second story was easy to listen to because the settings was in my hometown.......more

Goodreads review by Sharon on July 02, 2016

This book was way to predictable!......more

Goodreads review by Marci on August 06, 2016

Pretty good book. The last story just didn't flow to well for me........more

Goodreads review by Sheryl on July 12, 2012

The stories were pretty good.........more