Damsels in Distress

Nikita Lynnette Nichols

7/2016 · Urban Renaissance

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What happens when a fifteen-year-old secret between three best friends is exposed?
Celeste Harper seems to be happily married and living life to its fullest. That's what she wants everyone to believe, but her failure to conceive a baby and the critical information she is withholding from her husband may demolish her house of cards.
Ginger Brown meets a guy online and invites him to stay in her home. It isn't long before she finds herself having to ask for permission to go to church. Dirty dishes left in the sink, canned goods not neatly stacked, and missing curfew by just one minute earns Ginger a beat down on a regular basis. How long will the make-up hide the bruises?
Portia Dunn is single and fancy free, but she has a dangerous taste for married men. She enjoys collecting money for her rent, car note, and bills. When a wife takes notice of mishandled funds and takes over the checkbook, Portia's free ride is over. Now faced with having to support her own shopping addiction, Portia puts a plan in motion to make it too easy for the Mrs. to learn of her husband's adulterous affair.
These three women have shared an unbreakable bond since high school. They've also vowed to never make mention of what occurred in a dark, dingy basement during their junior year. When a heated fellowship between them develops into an all-out brawl with name calling, the very subject they've sworn to keep buried suddenly emerges. The Damsels turn on each other, and war is declared.

O autorovi

Nikita Lynnette Nichols is a Chicago native. Her debut novel, A Man's Worth, was released in 2008 and made it to the Black Expressions bestseller list. In August 2012 another of her titles, Lady Elect, was nominated for Best Christian Fiction Book of the Year by the African American Literary Awards. Nichols became an award-winning screenplay writer in June 2013 when Lady Elect was a finalist for the Beverly Hills International Film Festival, and in August 2013 when Lady Elect was placed among the finalists in the screenplay category for the Moondance Screenplay Competition.