Treasure Hernandez is the author of over ten series of books about African American experiences in urban settings.
Description
The Romeo and Juliet of the streets are still struggling to find their way back to each other after fate has cruelly separated them.
In order to move up in rank on the streets of Flint, Michigan, Malek knows that he’s going to have to deal with some jealous players in the game, but when he’s forced to go up against players on his own team, the rules change.
Halleigh, on the other hand, learns that everything isn’t always how it seems. Those who she thought had a foot on her neck, keeping her held down and imprisoned in a life she didn’t freely choose for herself, are, in fact, the same ones who might be able to help her escape.
In Flint Book 3, will Halleigh and Malek end up on the same team? But more importantly, will it be the winning team?
Details
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Release Day | Jan 15, 2018 |
| Release Date | January 16, 2018 |
| Number in Series | 3 |
| Series Display String | The Flint Series |
| Release Date Machine | 1516060800 |
| Imprint | Urban Audiobooks |
| Provider | Urban Audiobooks |
| Categories | Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction, Romance, African American, Urban, Fiction - All, Fiction - Adult |
Author Bio
Narrator Bio
L. Steven Taylor is a New York actor who has played on Broadway as both Mufasa and Scar in Disney’s The Lion King. In addition to being very active in the commercial and voice-over world, working for such names as McDonalds, Bounty, Burger King, and Nickelodeon, he is also an avid spoken-word artist—penning his own spoken-word series: Perspective. He can also be seen on television in Madam Secretary, Elementary, Person of Interest, and The Electric Company.
Overview
The Romeo and Juliet of the streets are still struggling to find their way back to each other after fate has cruelly separated them.
In order to move up in rank on the streets of Flint, Michigan, Malek knows that he’s going to have to deal with some jealous players in the game, but when he’s forced to go up against players on his own team, the rules change.
Halleigh, on the other hand, learns that everything isn’t always how it seems. Those who she thought had a foot on her neck, keeping her held down and imprisoned in a life she didn’t freely choose for herself, are, in fact, the same ones who might be able to help her escape.
In Flint Book 3, will Halleigh and Malek end up on the same team? But more importantly, will it be the winning team?
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