Ghost of the Murder Mamas

By: Dream Collins

Narrated by: Honey Jones

Pain is a survival mechanism of fundamental importance. It plays a crucial role in our lives, and eventually molds us into whoever it is that we become. At least it did for Zuri.

After her world is brutally destroyed, she feels she has nothing left to hold on to but the fading dream of escaping the ghetto. Young, beautiful, and naïve, she is drawn into the world of sex and money, working at a hole-in-the-wall strip club in South Philly. One bad decision leads to another, and she quickly finds herself on the path to destruction. But a chance meeting with Brown, a ghost from her past, changes everything and in him, she finds love and the strength to endure.

Accepting his offer, Zuri returns to her old neighborhood but as fate would have it, the familiar face of tragedy rears its ugly head once again. Old wounds are opened up and secrets revealed as she comes face to face with the ultimate betrayal. Consumed by her emotions and the thirst for revenge, Zuri wants answers in blood. Witness the making of a Murder Mama and a legacy reborn.

©2005 Urban Audiobooks (P)2019 Dream Collins

Husband and wife team a 10

well very good as aways suspensive. the husband wife team are amagine. God bless yoy two.

Nice spin off

After hearing that this story had nothing to do with Ashley and Jaquavis’s Murder Mamas I was curious and a tad bit disappointed....but still curious lol. I have to say this was a very nice surprise, this story on its own has to be applauded I can’t wait for book 2!!!

great story

I love the murder mamas series but if the narrator isn't good then that makes it hard for someone to enjoy the story. Pausing when she doesn't need to and running the sentences on is irritating listening!

I liked this

hoping for a book 2 Man I couldn't believe brown that was crazzzzy keep it coming please I hope zuri life becomes better I just had a soft spot for her

The twist and turns

I didn’t like the way it ended they should’ve played out how she killed Brown