Pretty Hustlaz

Hustle: To obtain by forceful action or persuasion.

Meet the ladies of Pretty Hustlaz, Inc., a high-class escort service that caters to the most elite and powerful men of Charlotte, North Carolina. From politicians to sports stars, all desire to be placed on P.H.I.’s privileged clientele list—a list that allows access to the most desirable and exotic women, who also know how to please. These ladies are about their hustle in every sense of the word.

Dillon has always had a hustler mentality. After dropping out of college in her second year, she links up with an old childhood friend, and together they form Pretty Hustlaz Inc. In this line of business, she sees it all. The madam can’t help but wonder if what she witnesses behind the closed doors of her mansion keeps her from entirely giving herself to a committed relationship.

Dillon has worked hard to stay out of the limelight and keep those closest to her from discovering what she truly does for a living. But when the two people she least expects become aware of her secrets—one of whom could send her away for a long time—she begins to feel the walls closing in as she desperately tries to cover her tracks.

Will Dillon be able to sidestep the turmoil that her business could unleash, or will she have to face the consequences once the truth comes to light? Find out in this first look behind the walls of Pretty Hustlaz!

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