Meesha Mink Books in Order
Part ofNiobia Bryant Books in OrderExplore Meesha Mink's books in order, with summaries of Niobia Bryant's urban fiction about street crime, tangled relationships, loyalty, and survival.
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Meesha Mink books in publication order
6 books
Desperate Hoodwives
by De'nesha Diamond
2008
Four women at Bentley Manor will do anything to escape the projects. Money, sex, and survival collide as each one makes risky choices that could cost her everything.
Shameless Hoodwives
by De'nesha Diamond
2008
Bentley Manor is still chewing people up. Keisha, Takiah, Princess, and Woo Woo each chase a way out, but secrets, bad men, and desperate bargains make escape harder than ever.
The Hood Life
by De'nesha Diamond
2009
Four men tied to the streets of Atlanta, a pimp, an ex-con, a drug dealer, and a player, all try to change course. In this gritty finale, every attempt at going straight comes with danger.
On the Grind
by Niobia Bryant
2011
After her hood-fabulous setup collapses, Kaeyla 'Goldie' Dennis turns stripping and a side business into serious money. But the more she earns, the more danger follows.
Get Money
by Niobia Bryant
2012
With her husband in prison, Harriet 'Luscious' Jordan has to hustle for herself. She builds a new life in party promotion, but her obsession with revenge against Goldie threatens to destroy it.
Hustle Hard
by Niobia Bryant
2013
Suga Alvarez loves Dane and loves making money, but his criminal world keeps closing in. When danger hits home, she must decide how far she will go to protect herself, her man, and her future.
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