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NEW REVIEW: Amaleka McCall - Price of Fame

Price of FameAmaleka McCall -
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Casey Pete and Dominique Branch were the best of friends years ago, but jealousy and lies tore them apart. Casey is now a famous porn queen who’s not feeling the business anymore. Dominique is a preacher’s wife who would rather forget her checkered past. But a tragic situation brings these friends back together in order to confront Jordan Bleu, the man that’s responsible for Casey’s career. This trio also has to deal with a murder from years ago that still haunts them. Brice Simpson is a detective that just got a promotion. In order to prove his worth, he decides to try to solve a cold case of a murdered fourteen-year-old girl. But Brice has to deal with more than he bargained for when his own younger sister goes missing.

Murder, sex, and lies are what you’ll find in Price of Fame by Amaleka McCall. McCall brings us an entertaining tale that tackles the topics of sexual exploitation and child abduction with a good mystery thrown in. What was different about this story is the mix of characters and their backgrounds. McCall did a good job with telling this story and how she linked all the characters together. This book also has a realistic ending that will satisfy readers. Amaleka McCall once again demonstrated her superb storytelling skills with Price of Fame.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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Mocha said…
I cant wait to read this ...

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