Blowing Smoke 2
- ISBN-10
- 0985719761
- ISBN-13
- 9780985719760
- Category
- African American women
- Pages
- 248
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013-06-01
- Publisher
- La' Femme Fatale' Publishing
- Author
- Aieshea Scott
Description
Blowing Smoke 2 Honesty Wright is back in a major way! Just when she thought she had found happiness in her life with Nario and a chance at a normal life, all hell breaks loose! Someone from her past is hell bent on making her life miserable and Honesty is forced to confront them head on. She has always been the epitome of a good girl, but after one disaster too many; the good girl is gone! Honesty is consumed with desire to get revenge... Dina Wright has kept her distance from her daughter Honesty after she was thrown out of her life by her abusive ex-husband, Marcello for fear of his retaliation. But when she finds out about his death she goes in search of the daughter she lost years earlier. As Dina sets out to find her daughter and make up for their lost time, secrets from her past threaten their already volatile relationship. Will Honesty's pursuit of revenge push her over the edge? Will the ghosts from her past lead to her demise? Is Nario still by her side? Does Dina stand a chance of rekindling her relationship with her daughter? Or will the secrets from Dina's past be too much for Honesty to ever forgive her? One thing is for sure this will be one hell of a ride for Honesty and everyone around her!
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