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Baby Girl: A Philadelphia Story

Baby Girl: A Philadelphia Story

Simmons, Julia Press

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ISBN10: 1645568660
ISBN13: 9781645568667
Publisher: Urban Renaissance
Pages: 288
Weight: 0.81
Language: English
Philadelphia's elite prostitution ring is coming apart, and the women inside it may not all make it out the same.

Portia's elite prostitution ring in North Philadelphia has survived money, jealousy, addiction, secrets, and more than its share of dangerous men. But this time, the trouble is coming from inside the house. Loyalties are shifting, trust is disappearing, and the women who once depended on one another are forced to question who is really family and who has been waiting for the chance to bring everything crashing down.

Babygirl has spent years inside Portia's world, but when Fornication begins to unravel, survival becomes more important than business. By the time the dust settles, Philadelphia no longer feels like home, and the women who remain are left trying to figure out what comes next.

Portia and Babygirl head west to California in search of a fresh start, while Honey and Peanut begin rebuilding their lives in Atlanta. New cities bring new opportunities, new relationships, and the possibility of becoming something other than the women they had to be in Philadelphia.

But leaving the house does not erase what happened inside it.

Old wounds, unfinished business, complicated love, and the need for revenge follow them into their new lives, forcing each woman to decide how much of the past she is willing to carry into her future.

Sex, drugs, lies, betrayal, love, and revenge... The house of Fornication may be finished, but these women are just beginning again.

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