Never Keeping Secrets
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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- $1.99
Publisher Description
After five years apart, the beloved ladies from national bestselling author Niobia Bryant’s Friends & Sins series don’t expect to meet again—until they begin receiving mysterious taunts about their personal secrets. Soon, all roads lead back to their friendship—but one of them won’t make it through alive.
Monica, a CEO with celebrity clients, loves her life. But when her man pressures her to start a family, Monica finds herself involved with a client who wants to mix business with pleasure—or else…Successful author Keesha is blowing through her money—and cheating on her fiancé. When a new friend discovers her deception, Keesha stands to lose everything…Danielle’s relationships are strictly for pleasure—until she reconnects with the only man she ever loved. But soon past secrets are being used to torment her…A full-time mom and preacher’s wife, Latoya is feeling the strain of living under the eye of the church. Her only relief comes from the pills no one knows she’s popping. At least she thinks no one knows…
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Mean Girls gets an urban makeover in this bleak rags-to-riches tale from Bryant (Mistress, Inc.). Four high-school friends from hardscrabble Newark, N.J., drift apart as they elbow their way to success. Monica goes from ruthless mistress to savvy CEO of an investment firm with celebrity clients; hard-hearted Keesha sheds a drug habit, bad men, and an abusive mom to raise a caring daughter and become a promising author; Latoya survives her domineering religious family and promiscuous past only to get hooked on pills and endure a loveless marriage to an ambitious minister; and Danielle defies her foster-care upbringing to become a successful TV career woman, but loses her true love. Each woman guards an ugly secret that threatens her carefully calculated life. Then a mysterious stalker arranges a reunion as revenge for a cruel prank that the former friends have long-since forgotten. Each of Bryant's heroines loses her tenuous grip on fame and slips into rage and death a bitter commentary on the group's single-minded climb from slum to success. But Bryant also gives these sexy, fearless women a razor-sharp edge that reveals admirable grit and honesty.
