Customer Reviews

The Boss-The story of a Female Hustler

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I'm glad I'm not the only one. I've read this story before but I don't see where it lists any other editions of this same book. If I wanted to read this story again I would have bought 2 copies the first time. I wasn't that impressed with the story it had some parts that were just too unbelievable.

Great story ,just writing the book is amazing........I was born and raised in the Westlake Projects....You made me proud and I don't even know you......PLAY ON PLAYER.....Reggie Mclendon,,,,

This is a great book. I am very proud of my girl and can relate to it being from those same streets of the YO. She did keep it real in this one. Thanks for representing us to the fullest. You don't know "The Boss" until you met this one, Ty Hill Baby.

Sit back and relax because you will not want to put this book down once you start. It will have you constantly turning the pages. I loved Bossy's character, she is a no-nonsense type chick, and if you cross her there will be h*ll to pay. The author represented Ohio with this book! A great debut novel from Tysha and I look forward to reading anything else she puts out! If you haven't picked this book up yet, get it.

Women have just as much hustle as men and in The Boss by Tysha readers will learn just how much. Kayla Tucker, better known as Bossy, was born and raised in the streets and the street is all she knows. In Youngstown, Ohio Bossy has kept her head above ground and will do anything to protect what is hers, especially her family and money. Bossy has made it a point to build alliances with some of the key gangsters in the drug game but yearns for the day that she can get out of the game.

When an unforeseen tragedy takes her mentor away, she realizes the person left in charge may be the downfall of them all. In addition, as soon as Bossy believes she can walk away from her hustle a new menace steps into the picture causing her to step right back in.

The Boss is the story of how dangerous being in the drug game can get. The author provides readers with characters that are full of betrayal, secrets, and deceit. It is a page-turner of true entertainment. The power the main character possesses in the story is unbelievable. I recommend this book to others

This book was provided by the author for review purposes.

Teresa Beasley
APOOO BookClub

I'm not sure what other book other readers are comparing this book too but for me I really enjoyed it. Great and smooth read. Looking forward to reading her other books.

This was a great debut! Tysha did her thing. I would definatley recommend this book. I am also anticipating her next novel. Keep writing girl.

THIS BOOK IS HORRIBLE......... I HATED IT! IT WAS A VERY SLOW READ AND IT SEEMED LIKE IT WAS NO ACTION AT ALL... I SWEAR THIS AUTHOR HAS STOLLEN PARTS FROM ANOTHER BOOK... KAT69......? I CAN'T REMEMBER WHAT BOOK I READ IT IN BEFORE BUT I KNOW IT WAS NOT IN THIS BOOK.... SHE SERIOUSLY NEEDS HELP WITH URBAN FICTION !!! TALK TO NIKKI TURNER... BECAUSE SHE REALLY NEEDS IT.. IM TALKIN MY BOOK BACK RIGHT BACK TO BORDERS !!! THIS BOOK SUCKS..... DO NOT BUY IT !!! I REPEAT DO NOT BUY !!!

As I was reading this book, I realized that this story line was very familiar like I had read it before. I soon remembered that this was a short story in Nikki Turner's Street Chronicles Girls in the Game. I didn't care too much for the short story and I didn't care much for the book. Trying to change up the title does not make this a better story line. I feel bamboozled- don't make the same mistake as I did by buying this book thinking that it's a new story!

This book was good from the front to the back, I could not put the book down. I can't wait for her next book to drop. If I could give more stars I would.