Description
Every daughter regrets the day when she has to admit, “Mama Told Me So.” Four generations of women learn this the hard way while surviving the vicious cycle of life and love in the hood.
The gossiping, conniving matriarch of the family, Mama Shelly holds the key to a vault overflowing with family secrets for her own vindictive reasons. Pamela values her man more than her sixteen-year-old daughter, Komura, who finds a dangerous kind of love in the arms of a small time hustler.
Brandy comes up on some minor hood riches, but her appetite for living a glamorous lifestyle costs her more than she ever dreamed. In this escalating tale of family dysfunction, relationships are torn, secrets emerge, and hearts are broken into pieces too jagged to put back together again.
Ms. Brown –
This book is very interesting and never a dull moment. I love the different stories within this book. This book can relate to a lot of real life people you may know and certain situations that really happens growing living in poverty. Well written.