Girls from da Hood, Book 3

By: Mark Anthony, KaShamba Williams, Buck 50 Productions - producer, MadameK

Narrated by: Mishi LaChappelle

In the third installment of the runaway hit series Girls from da Hood, street-fiction veterans KaShamba Williams and Mark Anthony are joined by newcomer MadameK as they turn up the heat with fiery stories that will leave the listener breathless.

KaShamba Williams returns with those feisty Brooklyn gals Fire and Marcy as they find out what life in Miami has to offer them. It couldn't have been easy for them as they watched their mother's heroin abuse take her to a near-death experience. No matter what others thought of their mother, Fire and Marcy loved her to death, loved her enough to put their own lives on the line to stand up against the men that committed such a gruesome act. Miami's heat won't be enough to stop "Brooklyn's Finest" from getting revenge the sweet and simple way.

Stripping in one of the hottest clubs in the country affords you a nice "hood rich" living. Well, that's how it is for Latisha Lovely and her roommate, Lexi. With nothing but money on their minds, the two agree to take part in a more lucrative hustle than stripping. But when things start to turn bad, Latisha and Lexi must decide their own future in "Snakes or Snitches".

In "Star Quality", R&B diva Star Marshall is the envy of every woman and the desire of every man. However, her superstar status doesn't come without problems. Onstage and in the studio, she is a puppet, controlled by her record company, manager, and the whims of her fans. But behind closed doors, Star turns the tables, engaging in a secret life that, if exposed, could cost her everything - including her sanity.

©2007 Mark Anthony, KaShamba Williams, and MadameK (P)2017 Urban Audiobooks, and Blackstone Publishing

Good

I enjoy the narrator’s sing the song it put a lot of reality into the storyline

The last story was horrible

It started great with the first two stories but got so boring on the last one about star!

I liked the first two stories.

The first two stories were good. The last one should not have been included. Very hard to get through the first full chapter. I just stopped trying to get into it and went on to book 4.

this one was weaker than the first book.

I didnt like these stories except for the first one. But even then it was a little weak. Hopefully the next book will be better

Very Good book

very Good book & Good read I love this reader made me more interested in the book