Rasheed is a drug kingpin and strip club owner, who has a hard time staying faithful and an even harder time being the man his family requires. Michelle is the mother of his son, Trey, and after being mistreated by Rasheed for years, may have finally reached her breaking point.Michelle’s business savvy is the reason Rasheed was able to build such a lucrative empire in the first place. After promising once again to be the man she needs him to be, Rasheed’s latest betrayal may prove to be his undoing.When things start to fall apart completely for Rasheed, he looks to Michelle for support and understanding, but this time she may no longer be so forgiving. In fact, Michelle may prove to be even more deceitful than he ever imagined.Baby Momma’s storyline is interesting enough to keep the momentum flowing throughout the book. It begins from Rasheed’s point of view and just as the tables start to turn, switches over to Michelle’s vantage point. Full of entertaining twists, lust, drama and murder, Baby Momma is a quick read with a finale that has me ready to delve into Part Two of the trilogy so that I can see where the story leads. All in all, Ni’chelle Genovese will definitely make a name for herself in the urban fiction genre if she continues to spin tales as enjoyable as Baby Momma.Michelle CuttinoAAMBC Reviewer 'Summer smelled like money, winter felt like paper, and the spring and fall screamed chedda...'Michelle and Rasheed have a rocky relationship that have weathered many storms over the years. Rasheed is deep in the streets getting that money as well as sexing the willing and wanton females that come his way. Michelle is busy shopping, taking care of their son, Trey, and trying to clock Rasheed's every move and motive.Baby Momma is your typical tale of a hood dude with a baby momma spending his money, his sexing and getting that street money, and deceit and betrayal among their friends. The characters were basic and had no intriguing attributes to make any type of mark in your memory. The plots were mediocre and were basically predictable with the dialogue and unfolding scenarios. It was a decent read but not one that I would recommend as memorable. 3.48
What do You think about Baby Momma (2000)?
Amazing my cover was different but I just can't believe how it all came out
—bv4evr64
I Love This Book. This Is My Favorite Book Hand's Down!!!
—tbel
