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NEW REVIEW: Anna J, Anya Nicole, Angel Mechelle - Divas, Diamonds & Dollars

Divas Diamonds & DollarsAnna J, Anya Nicole, and Angel Mechelle
Divas, Diamonds & Dollars
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4 out of 5 books



Divas, Diamonds & Dollars are comprised of three short stories that take you on a journey of quick schemes, drugs, money, lust, and greed. These three authors offer up a big bite in these short stories, and leave you wanting more. Here are the two stories that stuck out the most.

In "Me and My Girlfriend," Kima and T-Bone are like a modern day Bonnie and Clyde...scheming, plotting and conquering their next victims together. Kima and T-Bone are two femmes who are involved in what amounts to a tumultuous relationship of distrust. Things turn ugly when T-Bone realizes that Kima still has a craving for men, and it begins to go down from there. With there backs against the walls, Kima and T-Bone are placed in a compromised situation that could send their world crashing down. Will they be able to do this last heist, or will their time be cut short?

In "Poppin E," India Jones had a lot to be grateful for. Growing up with a mother addicted to drugs and no father around, India’s uncle stepped in where her parents didn't.  He guided her on the ins and outs of the game of life. India worked the bartending scene and had been involved in relationship with a man who just wasn’t doing it for her. When India Jones meets Eijay in the club, her life is never same. India begins a rags-to-riches fairytale when she starts selling Ecstasy pills for him. Eijay is everything she wants in a man, but things get ugly when India starts dipping into his stash for her own personal use and gets into debt to Eijay. With time ticking, India must come up with a plan to save her life. Will she be able to depend on the one who she did wrong, or did India burn her bridges beyond repair?


Divas, Diamonds & Dollars by Anna J, Anya Nicole, and Angel Mechelle is a definite read. These short stories pack a punch, and all three authors did an excellent job at holding your interest and providing great storylines. Keep them coming, ladies.


Reviewed by Kristin for Urban Reviews 


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