Whirlwind, The Sequel

Fiction & Literature, African American
Cover of the book Whirlwind, The Sequel by Crystal L Bass, Crystal Clear Publications Inc
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Author: Crystal L Bass ISBN: 9780976702825
Publisher: Crystal Clear Publications Inc Publication: August 1, 2015
Imprint: Crystal Clear Publications Inc Language: English
Author: Crystal L Bass
ISBN: 9780976702825
Publisher: Crystal Clear Publications Inc
Publication: August 1, 2015
Imprint: Crystal Clear Publications Inc
Language: English

Ruby Bowers is back, along with her mom’s three other “precious gems,” with all the laughs, tears, and drama that engulfed their lives in Dark Clouds, the maiden voyage of novelist Crystal L. Bass. In Whirlwind, a sequel that plows through seas as stormy as the first, Ruby’s own situation has become life-threatening. 

 

In Dark Clouds, Ruby was overwhelmed by the dysfunction of her family, but this time it’s the love of her life, the one person who has been so good to her, who is bringing her down. What is happening with Price, the man who has been her rock when so much else has gone wrong? Why has he suddenly seemed so distant? Why doesn’t he answer his phone when she reaches out to him? And why is he seemingly allowing his homeboy to drag him down?

 

Now in college, Ruby is discovering just how difficult love can be. Is the situation with Price like the words of that song—“Love don’t live here anymore”? Or is she just trippin’?

 

Bass, following her brilliant introduction with Dark Clouds, has a sequel that is guaranteed to keep readers fixated — laughing, crying, praying, and yearning for more — as Ruby, fam and friends navigate their way through the back alleys of Baltimore to five-star hotels, from drug drop-offs to movie sets, passing along the way through strip clubs, college campuses, and lockdown in state prison, doing their best to survive in a hard-knock world. 

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Ruby Bowers is back, along with her mom’s three other “precious gems,” with all the laughs, tears, and drama that engulfed their lives in Dark Clouds, the maiden voyage of novelist Crystal L. Bass. In Whirlwind, a sequel that plows through seas as stormy as the first, Ruby’s own situation has become life-threatening. 

 

In Dark Clouds, Ruby was overwhelmed by the dysfunction of her family, but this time it’s the love of her life, the one person who has been so good to her, who is bringing her down. What is happening with Price, the man who has been her rock when so much else has gone wrong? Why has he suddenly seemed so distant? Why doesn’t he answer his phone when she reaches out to him? And why is he seemingly allowing his homeboy to drag him down?

 

Now in college, Ruby is discovering just how difficult love can be. Is the situation with Price like the words of that song—“Love don’t live here anymore”? Or is she just trippin’?

 

Bass, following her brilliant introduction with Dark Clouds, has a sequel that is guaranteed to keep readers fixated — laughing, crying, praying, and yearning for more — as Ruby, fam and friends navigate their way through the back alleys of Baltimore to five-star hotels, from drug drop-offs to movie sets, passing along the way through strip clubs, college campuses, and lockdown in state prison, doing their best to survive in a hard-knock world. 

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