Northside Clit

(Author Allysha Hamber)

About the author

Born and raised in Saint Louis, MO, Allysha began her writing career, while serving a 7 1/2 year prison sentence. Writing became her way of escape and healing both spiritually and emotionally. It began with plays and later turned into novels that her peers believed she should publish upon her release.

Born the fourth of five children, Allysha came up on the grimy streets of the STL, learning alot of life's lessons the hard way. It has been the consequences of those lesson, often self-taught, that has inspired Allysha to write about the things all young women can relate too.

Allysha has become the voice of the young, struggling and everyday African American woman, tantalizing her readers with story lines of urban real life situations.

She continues to build towards the future and hopes to become a mentor to trouble and abused young African American women.

Allysha is the proud mother of three beautiful children, Dorian, Davion and Tamara Hamber. She is the CEO of her company, BAMM MANAGEMENT (Books and Music Merging Together To Make a Difference, One beat, One novel at a Time."


About the book

Meet Queen...the leader of one of the most feared female clique's on the City's North Side of St. Louis. Queen, commonly known as a "hood rat" lives her life strictly by the code of the streets...get money, by any means necessary.

Together with her crew, Trey, Lilac, Butter and Pebbles, Queen plots to pull the job of a lifetime. A robbery that is sure the crew madd respect in the hood among their peers and fellow gang members.

But when the job goes wrong and the girls are faced with the possibility of doing hard time...the rules of the hood go out the window and the girls find themselves in situations they never imagined could occur.

Will the threat of life behind bars, force this crew, a crew bound by loyalty and street love..to turn their back on each other?


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