Little Bad Girl

Treasure Blue

Sep 2012 · Sold by Simon and Schuster

About this ebook

In this jaw-dropping first installment of Treasure Blue’s short eBook series, Little Bad Girl, Chantel Turner is trying to enjoy her final year of high school when terrible news changes everything and she learns who she can trust.

Chantel Turner was your typical high school student—pretty, popular, and with plenty of friends. Until one fateful day she receives news that will prove to change her life forever. Chantel is about to find out that when real trouble strikes, the people she thought were her closest friends would instantly become her worst enemies. Confiding in her friends only gets her betrayal in return.

Forced to accept this new reality, the most unlikely person enters her life and is willing to see her through the biggest challenge she’s ever faced, even if it might mean sacrificing her own life and future, in order to save another.

Ratings and reviews

It is appalling to me to read all these great reviews, and then find that this book is on a par with middle school creative writing. I realize that anyone with passable computer skills can now call themselves an author, but what has happened to being able to trust reviews to be even a little bit close to the truth? Obviously something I don't understand.

It was ok it could've been a lil longer I read this in just a hour I hope book 2 is better now a very good book to read is He Loves Me He Loves You Not but it's not by Treasure E. Blue though so check it out its a 5 book series and it's a lot longer and it's a adult book not a teenage one.

A great book that I've really enjoyed. I hate that it was so short and can't wait for book two. I just pray and hope that book two is way longer than this. Really this book is just a chapter or two. I give it two stars for being a great story but entirely too short.

About the author

Treasure E. Blue is the Essence magazine bestselling author of nine books, including, Harlem Girl Lost, A Street Girl Named Desire, and Keyshia & Clyde. A former fire inspector with the NYC Fire Department, he is also winner of the Black Issue Book Reviews Urban Lit Book of the Year.