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True Friends Are Hard To Come By, And Even When You Find Them, It Can Be An All-or-nothing Situation. Jada Battles With Being The Glue That Holds Her Group Together, And She Finds Herself Continuously Stuck In The Middle Of Her Four Girlfriends Family And Relationship Drama. Together, The Girls Witness Life And Death, Sticky Situations, And The Pros And Cons Of Relationships. Their True Dedication To Their Friendship Is Tried Again And Again, But There S Only So Much A Chick Can Take. Once Each Girl Has Reached Her Boiling Point, There S No Telling Who Will Get Burned. No One Knows That Some Secrets Can Kill You Better Than Jada, Alex, Miranda, And Candace, Who've Lost One Of Their Friends, Stephanie, Following A Heartbreaking Betrayal. Now Stephanie S Boyfriend, Corey, Is Hitting The Streets Of Atlanta With A Vengeance In An Effort To Get The Haters That Took His Girlfriend S Life, All While Trying To Take Back His Title As The King Of The Hood. Stephanie May Be Dead Now, But The Secrets Lingering Between The Rest Of The Crew Seem To Just Keep Piling Up And Coming To The Forefront. What Happens Once The Farce Becomes Too Difficult To Keep Up? Whose Secrets Will Be Exposed, Who Wil
- Author
- Kenni York
- Publisher
- Farmingdale, NY: Urban Renaissance
- Published
- 2016
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781622867844
- Subjects
- Fiction, Literary Fiction
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