[bksvol-discuss] Just Submitted" Little Black Girl Lost 2
- From: Debby Franson <the.bee@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2011 22:19:29 -0500
Hi everyone!
It has been read through and headers stripped. Please do the sizing and
bolding. It has some strong language, some violence and some sex.
Here is the information.
ISBN: 978-0-7394-6520-2
Title: Little Black Girl Lost 2
Author(s): KEITH LEE JOHNSON
Publisher: Urban Books
Copyright Date: 2006
Copyrighted By: Keith Lee Johnson
Brief Synopsis:
Little Black Girl Lost 2 continues the life of Johnnie Wise, a stunning
15-year old
whose beauty is so seductive it sparked a race riot in New Orleans. Now,
the riot
is over, the National Guard has left, and life can begin to return to
normal again
in Sable Parish.
Long Synopsis:
As a follow-up to his bestselling Little Black Girl Lost, Keith Lee Johnson
takes
us back into the life of Johnnie Wise, a stunning 15-year old whose beauty
is so
seductive it sparked a race riot in New Orleans. Now, the riot is over, the
National
Guard has left, and life can begin to return to normal in the black-owned
Sable Parish.
For Johnnie, though, there is still some unfinished business. She has made
it her
mission to get to know the white side of her family, the Beauregards, and
takes a
job as a maid in their home, watching quietly to learn what really goes on
behind
the walls of their stately home. What she sees is more than she ever
expected. Outside
of work, Johnnie is determined to win back the love of her life, Lucas
Matthews,
but first she must convince him that the night she spent with ruthless
crime boss
Napoleon Bentley meant nothing to her. To Bentley, however, the night was
unforgettable,
and he will stop at nothing to have Johnnie to himself. He has set the
wheels in
motion to take over the New Orleans Mob, with Johnnie by his side as his
willing
concubine. Keith Lee Johnson weaves an intriguing tale of love, lust,
deception and
power, all against the backdrop of a racially troubled 1950s New Orleans.
Johnnie
Wise is a young woman readers won't soon forget.
I cared about the characters. They were well developed.
Debby
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