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The Forthcoming: Deja King - B!tch Reloaded Part 2


Deja King
B!tch Reloaded Part 2
Available February 14, 2007


Deja King Presents Bitch Reloaded the gripping sequel to Bitch The femme fatale of the streets is back and she is deadlier than ever. Precious Cummings miraculously survives her brush with death, but the celebration is cut short when tragedy strikes. Convinced Nico Carter is the culprit for ripping her world apart, Precious sole purpose for living is to make him pay in blood. The street life that she had left behind is now calling her name as Precious wrecks havoc on anyone who stands in her way of getting revenge. During her path of destruction new enemies arise and old friends resurface only complicating Precious plans to bring Nico down. But soon, she realizes that everything is not what it seems. Will the dark road Precious is traveling lead to her own demise once and for all?

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Anonymous said…
the book called bitch is a really good book and when u r out at a book store,or u need a nice book to read,or if u like 2 read drama book then i suggest u get bitch i havent read bitch prt 2 but im looking forward to i

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