“Their work has been regarded as some of the premiere titles that have led the way for this growing phenomenon of gritty tales.” Urban Book Source, praise for the authors
Description
Welcome to Carter Diamond, part two.
New York Times bestselling authors Ashley and JaQuavis follow up their smash hit Carter Diamond with part two in the prequel series to The Cartel. Picking up right where the last installment ended, this action-packed street tale tells the story of the man who started it all. Before the Cartel—he stood alone.
Praise
“Their work has been regarded as some of the premiere titles that have led the way for this growing phenomenon of gritty tales.” Urban Book Source, praise for the authors
Details
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Release Day | May 14, 2015 |
| Release Date | May 15, 2015 |
| Number in Series | 2 |
| Series Display String | The Carter Diamond Series |
| Release Date Machine | 1431648000 |
| Imprint | Urban Audiobooks |
| Provider | Urban Audiobooks |
| Categories | Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction, African American, Urban, Fiction - All, Fiction - Adult |
Author Bio
Ashley & JaQuavis are the New York Times bestselling duo responsible for the popular Cartel series. They live in Flint, Michigan, where they are working on future projects.
Narrator Bio
Cary Hite has performed in several theaters across the country as a cast member in the longest-running African American play in history, The Diary of Black Men. He also appeared in Edward II, Fences, Macbeth, Good Boys, Side Effects May Vary, and the indie feature The City Is Mine. He has voiced several projects for AudibleKids, including Souls Look Back in Wonder, From Slave Ship to Freedom Road, and Papa, Do You Love Me?
Overview
Welcome to Carter Diamond, part two.
New York Times bestselling authors Ashley and JaQuavis follow up their smash hit Carter Diamond with part two in the prequel series to The Cartel. Picking up right where the last installment ended, this action-packed street tale tells the story of the man who started it all. Before the Cartel—he stood alone.
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