Salt Don't Go In Tea: An African American Romance

Author(s)/Editor(s): Dominique, J. - -

Binding: QUALITY PAPERBACK BOOKS
YearMonthDay of Publication: 20241024
Standardized Book Category: African American & Black - Urban & Street Lit
Language: English
Page Count: 00180

Large Print?: Y=Yes, N=No N

Publisher Marketing: Amari thought getting pregnant and having a baby by a hood-rich industry goon would put her at the top and in his #1 spot. She imagined a life filled with money, fame, and all the perks of being tied to someone in the game. But instead of the dream, she got a cheating baby daddy who left her to raise their son on her own. Determined to make a name for herself, she jumps into the world of influencing, thinking her best friend's success would make it easier. But this industry is cutthroat, and Amari quickly realizes that loyalty is rare. Is it already too late for her to break free?

Yara, a top influencer in Chicago, is engaged to the head of the city's hottest record label. On the surface, she's living a dream life, but behind the scenes, it's chaos. Between juggling rumors of his infidelity and raising their kids alone, Yara's on the verge of breaking down. And the whispers? They might not be just rumors-the other woman might be someone closer than she thinks.

Saint and Psalm are brothers, but they couldn't be more different. Saint embraces the fame and attention, soaking up everything his career brings, while Psalm stays out of the spotlight, preferring a quiet life. But when Amari steps into their world, everything changes. Can these brothers survive the storm she's about to unleash?

In this African American romance, nobody escapes the drama unscathed. Hood love, fake friendships, and betrayal set the stage for a wild ride where love is dangerous, and the tea always comes with a little salt.

If you're a fan of drama-filled hood love stories with cheating baby daddies, messy relationships, and fierce women, you'll love "Salt Don't Go In Tea" by J. Dominique-author of "Taken By A Rich Beast", "Alone In Miami At 3 AM", "Every Savage Deserves A Hood Chick", and "I Bought Every Dream He Sold Me."