Thugs and the Women Who Love Them

Thugs and the Women Who Love ThemNew York Times best selling author Wahida Clark is all too familiar with the truths of ghetto life. The first novel in her gritty series takes listeners into the streets, where a wrong choice could be the last choice a person ever makes. In a hood loaded with sex, brutality, and crime, three friends are at a turning point. They can surrender to the streets and the murderous men who rule there or walk a totally different path. But nothing is simple for

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Paperback ‏ : ‎ 160 pages

with a preface by Paul Baxter

Blow’s words grab hold of you

Dahlia never knew her mother - or what happened to her

was the theme of the 2001 African Literature Association Conference held in Richmond

In Leading Issues in African-American Studies

Ndigirigi shows that the oppositionality of the Gikuyu language plays mattered more than the language of their composition with meaning conveyed almost as effectively by the non-verbal as it was by the verbal texts

a sound book retelling of the major motion picture film

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she is determined to keep her lifestyle a secret - but everything done in the dark eventually comes to light

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