![]() ![]() James continues to write strong, ambitious women in male-dominated professions who can go toe to toe with their male colleagues as well as with their male lovers, especially when it comes to verbal sparring. Can Woof bring himself to really respect Tyesha? Can they keep open their clinic in the face of opposition from both the criminals and the "respectable" of the city? Will Tyesha and her gang pull off the biggest heist of their careers? Feminist readers will want to know! ![]() But Woof proves surprisingly persistent, especially after some anger management counseling courtesy of his record label gives him the language to explain his own oppression and his less-than-productive reactions to it. ![]() She's too busy planning heists from the male exploiters in the city with her female co-workers to have time for that sexist shit. But when misogyny his proves more than song-deep, Tyesha kicks him to the curb. Tyesha Couvillier, former sex worker and current director of a woman's clinic serving the city's sex workers, is attracted to bad boy rapper Thug Woofer, thinking his misogynistic lyrics wouldn't influence how he treated her. ![]() Intersectional feminism meets romance meets heist tale in this unusual story set against the background of New York's sex worker community. Aya de León, The Boss (Justice Hustlers #2) ![]()
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