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Only New York Times bestselling author Wahida Clark could take street lit to the next level in this incendiary tale of a hustler facing a game more lethal than any ‘hood . . .
The Golden Hustla
She’s the star sales associate of a profitable Atlanta “advertising” firm, WMM. She lives for top-of-the-line everything . . . and making enough money to finally reunite with her children. But Nina Coles is an ex-hood-rat in hiding. And no amount of paper can keep her safe from a ruthless FBI agent who’s determined to take down the shady company she works for. Now Nina’s vicious, greedy boss Rinaldo is defying the feds and endangering everyone to rack up several last scores. Her conniving ex-partner Akil is playing Nina against WMM and the mob to get his hands on the company’s multimillion-dollar stash. And sexy undercover cop Rick is proving to be one danger Nina can’t figure out-or get enough of. Between betrayal, lies, and murder, Nina must risk everything on one last deadly hustle that almost guarantees winner lose all . . .
The Golden Hustla
She’s the star sales associate of a profitable Atlanta “advertising” firm, WMM. She lives for top-of-the-line everything . . . and making enough money to finally reunite with her children. But Nina Coles is an ex-hood-rat in hiding. And no amount of paper can keep her safe from a ruthless FBI agent who’s determined to take down the shady company she works for. Now Nina’s vicious, greedy boss Rinaldo is defying the feds and endangering everyone to rack up several last scores. Her conniving ex-partner Akil is playing Nina against WMM and the mob to get his hands on the company’s multimillion-dollar stash. And sexy undercover cop Rick is proving to be one danger Nina can’t figure out-or get enough of. Between betrayal, lies, and murder, Nina must risk everything on one last deadly hustle that almost guarantees winner lose all . . .
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Praise
"Wahida Clark's debuts novel is an entertaining, graphic, somewhat erotic look at the streets. The book is a drama-filled quick read that will leave you wanting more."
—RAWSISTAZ Reviewers on THUGS AND THE WOMEN WHO LOVE THEM
"Victor L. Martin, LaShonda Teague, Bonta, and Shawn "Jihad" Trump are writers to watch, but Clark pulls out all stops in 'Makin' Endz Meet,' introducing Nina, a sassy street girl who tells us, 'Now here I be. Twenty-on years old, three kids, three babies' daddies, and on welfare.' You go, girl.'"
—Library Journal on WHAT'S REALLY HOOD?
—Library Journal on WHAT'S REALLY HOOD?