Secrets of a Kept Chick, Part 2

By: Ambria Davis

Narrated by: Katherine Dollison

Amina “Mimi” Washington thought she had life all figured out when she moved to Atlanta and got the family and the material things she’d always dreamed of. But when things took a turn for the worse, Mimi ended up in big trouble.

Now she has come out of a coma and finds herself in a hospital bed, with no recollection of how she got there. When she discovers what happened to her, will she be able to handle the truth?

Troy is busy searching the streets for Kaylin and the children with Mark and Jayden’s help. They search all over, but with no luck. In desperation, she decides to call on an old friend for help, but she soon regrets it. Sometimes memories should remain hidden, especially when emotions are involved.

Kaylin thinks he’s home free, but Georgia’s finest is looking for him. To top it off, Stacy is constantly complaining, and it’s about to drive him insane. Will all this push him to the breaking point?

Secrets reveal themselves, and lies are exposed. Follow the crew as they take you on one hell of a journey again!

©2019 Ambria Davis (P)2019 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

wooooweeee

this was an amazing roll coaster. I could barely get work done cayss I needed to know what was going to happen.

Pretty good

Whooooaaaa Nelly! There was some real throwback to the soap opera moments in this installment. People who should have been out of the picture for good, were suddenly back in the picture with with ussies and selfies galore. I also found it hard to get behind any of these relationships full throttle given the deception they were all carrying out amongst themselves. Still, the drama kept me interested and read through to the end, so I rounded up my 3.5 to a 4star.

Good narration and storyline

The narrator made major improvements from book one. The storyline was pretty good. I am glad I listened to book two.

Keeping me on my toes!

Part 2 was just as dope as part 1. Many twist and turns and unexpected scenes.

Part 2

Overall the book was okay; I didn’t like how everyone had to end up as killers when the first book their were business owners. Some parts weren’t really realistic but overall it was a good book.