Brooklyn Johnson had it all—money, jewels, designer clothes, a successful modeling career, and men falling at her feet. Now she’s struggling to keep up the façade. When life was good, she wasn’t always good to those around her. Even as she developed a drug addiction and struggled to maintain her sanity, she never felt she needed anyone. Now that an illness has turned her life upside down, she finds herself having to make amends with all the people she’s wronged.
Cover Girl is the riveting tale of a woman trying to regain the self-respect she lost in the process of running the streets. Not all drug addicts start off on the wrong track, but most end up at the same destination—in need of a hand to pull them up from the depths.
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Release Day | Jan 14, 2019 |
| Release Date | January 15, 2019 |
| Release Date Machine | 1547510400 |
| Imprint | Urban Audiobooks and Urban Books |
| Provider | Urban Audiobooks |
| Categories | Literature & Fiction, African American, Fiction - All, Fiction - Adult |
Brittani Williams discovered her love of writing when she wrote a play as a high school assignment. Her hobby became a profession in 2005 when she completed her first manuscript. Her first book, Daddy’s Little Girl, was released in 2007. She has sold several hundred thousand books, has directed a stage play based on one of her novels, and is the lead graphic designer at her company TSPub Creative.
Nicole Small (a.k.a. Shayna Small) is an actress/singer born and raised in Chicago. In the middle of her freshman year of high school she relocated to Baltimore to attend a performing arts school. She holds a BFA in drama at the Juilliard School. Her theater credits include Hurt Village and The Threepenny Opera.
Brooklyn Johnson had it all—money, jewels, designer clothes, a successful modeling career, and men falling at her feet. Now she’s struggling to keep up the façade. When life was good, she wasn’t always good to those around her. Even as she developed a drug addiction and struggled to maintain her sanity, she never felt she needed anyone. Now that an illness has turned her life upside down, she finds herself having to make amends with all the people she’s wronged.
Cover Girl is the riveting tale of a woman trying to regain the self-respect she lost in the process of running the streets. Not all drug addicts start off on the wrong track, but most end up at the same destination—in need of a hand to pull them up from the depths.
