Black Friday: Exposed
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All it takes is one murder to change a million lives, and thatโs exactly what happens to Kasheef Williams on a cold, black Friday. After a reunion with an old friend goes wrong in a Long Island night club, Kasheef is forced to protect himself by any means necessary. The only problem is that prying eyes see everything. Those eyes belong to Alija Bell. After walking in on a situation she was never meant to see, she runs; but Kasheef sees her face, and he tells her that itโs best for her to get temporary amnesia.
Afraid for her life and the safety of her daughter, she keeps her mouth shut, but when a tape of the murder surfaces, the only face that is visible is Alijaโs. Now the police are looking for their eyewitness, and Kasheef has to get to Alija before her day comes to testify against him in court.
In this dramatic, hood-savvy tale, things arenโt always as they seem. Somebody holds the ticket to the juryโs verdict. Lies and truth collide. Everyone has a different angle, but the only question is: who has the most influence over Kasheefโs fate?
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Ashley & JaQuavis are New York Times bestselling authors of over 30 novels, including the Cartel series; the Luxe and Prada Plan series from Ashley Antoinette; and The Streets Have No King and The Stiletto Agreement from JaQuavis Coleman. They are the youngest black writers to ever debut on the prestigious New York Times list. Ashley Antoinette is a writer for the hit VH1 series Single Ladies, whiel JaQuavis Coleman is directing film projects for legendary rap artists, Prodigy and Scarface.
Honey Jones is originally from Baltimore, Maryland, and currently resides in New York City. She is an actress, acting coach, and teaching artist in all five boroughs of the New York City school system. Her credits are extensive in regional theater, and she has also done soap and episodic work. She holds a BFA from Howard University and an MFA from Penn State University.
