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Synopsis
Roberta Collins, also known as Bobby, is known to most as a villain. Her role in the world of Divine is one most came to hate. But the truth is, like most of us, Roberta is a hopeless romantic. She’s a devoted daughter, who would do anything for her mother. And like everybody else raised in the streets, Roberta just wanted to survive. They say that in your last moments, your life flashes before your eyes. You get a candid look at the many choices you made and the rippling effects of your many decisions. Roberta lived one hell of a life. But, was she satisfied? Did her choices, her many decisions leave her knocking at death's door at peace? There are parts of the story that you didn’t get to see; some doors were left closed. Let’s take this final journey through the streets. Richanda Bynum is back with her last installment of The Streets Divine. This time it’s all about Roberta and her Regret.
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Streets Divine: content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
This street-life romance follows a morally complex woman reflecting on a life of survival, love, and regret. Contains implied violence, strong language, and mature themes appropriate for adult readers only.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, moderate sexual content, and strong language. Content notes include graphic violence, death of parent, and anxiety (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
This is an adult book about street life and hard choices — not for younger readers.