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NEW REVIEW: Kre - The Game Don't Love Nobody

The Game Don't Love NobodyKre -
The Game Don't Love Nobody -
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Samoine Marie Ross and her siblings were raised by her grandmother, Sarah Marie Ross, until her death. After their grandmother's death, they are all separated. Being the only girl, Samoine has to leave with her scandalous mother, Sabrina Marie.and her husband, Al, and begin life anew in Compton, CA. Samoine is neglected, verbally abused, and abandoned by her mother. Al assumes the role as father, for better or worse. This new family of two establish a solid routine as they develop a rhythm that is dependent only on each other, filled with genuine love and respect.

Kre’s debut novel, The Game Don't Love Nobody, is engaging and a commendable read with a relatable storyline. I loved how the author developed Al and Samoine’s relationship, and how the author depicted Al's dating of different women and the effect it had on Samoine. The book had very realistic dialogue, authentic conversations, genuine reactions, and entertaining characters to say the least. I commend Kre on her freshman novel and look forward to reading more of her work and watching her grow in her craft.

Reviewed by Tazzyt2bossye for Urban Reviews

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