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NEW REVIEW: Meesha Mink - Real Wifeys: Get Money

Meesha Mink
Real Wifeys: Get Money
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4 out of 5 books


Harriet Jordan, a.k.a. Luscious, has finally stepped out of the shadow of her mentor, Goldie, and has established her own credentials. Playing wifey to Make$, one of the hottest rappers in the game, Luscious has to deal with the insecurities that go hand in hand with her status…his absence, groupies, and his ghetto family. She feels that she can handle all of this until she witnesses the ultimate betrayal…her shero and her man. A woman scorned is birthed and a BeYATCH emerges and ensues a maniacal vengeful vendetta.

Real Wifeys: Get Money continues the trilogy but it’s from Luscious’ viewpoint. Although Get Money has a different outlook, more than half of the storyline is a repeat of On The Grind and the monopolization of this is its downfall. New minor characters are introduced and prove to be interesting but aren’t developed enough to add the potential excitement needed. Real Wifeys: Get Money has an authentic depiction into the lives of the celebrity lifestyle, It made me think of Love and Hip Hop a couple of times. I commend Ms. Mink on a realistic conclusion. Love, hope, disillusionment, betrayal, perseverance, manipulation, danger, and boldness all abound within the pages of Meesha’s Mink second installment of the Real Wifeys series and their quest to GET MONEY.

Reviewed by Tazzyt2bossye for Urban Reviews

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