Gangsta Luvin'

<p><br></p><p> Nineteen-year-old NiNi Alexander can be full of smiles but unbeknownst to anyone she's broken on the inside. Being an only child her cousin Onyae is the closest thing she has to a sister.</p><p><br></p><p> Onyae is young wild and free. Her boldness and beauty makes her stand out from most. She knows all the pain that her cousin endures and she tries to help her through it but her sisterly love doesn't seem to be enough.</p><p><br></p><p> Because NiNi's mother is laden with illness NiNi has dedicated her life to caring for her.</p><p>While NiNi is happy to do it it prevents her from living her life. Because she doesn't have a job she depends on funds from her stepfather but that comes with a price. While dealing with the challenges she has in her home she meets and falls for a man named Rayshon. With his looks alone he can make any woman fall for him. </p><p><br></p><p>NiNi never imagined that a guy like Rayshon existed and she definitely never thought he'd want her. With her cousin in her ear she cautiously gives love a try.</p><p> As she battles with low self-esteem an ill mother and a man that has a lot of baggage will love conquer all? Or will NiNi lose to a battle called life?</p><p><br></p><p>ABOUT THE AUTHOR</p><p>Reds Johnson is twenty-six-years-old. She was born and raised in New Jersey. She started writing at the age of nine years old and ever since then writing has been her passion. Her inspirations were Danielle Santiago and Wahida Clark.</p><p> </p><p>Not only is she an indie author but she's also an author under Wahida Clark Presents. She's known for her Silver Platter Hoe series and after five years in the literary industry she's 40 plus books in the game.</p><p> </p><p>She writes with such passion and originality. The stories she writes hit so close to home for many. You can find Reds writing in the following genres: urban romance erotica bbw and teen stories and each book she's penned is based on true events; whether she's been through it or witnessed it.</p><p><br></p>