“A richly hard-as-nails, largely African-American sports opera as only two legal-eagle insiders could write it.” — Kirkus Reviews “...a juicy tell-all, inside look at the National Basketball Association.” — Baltimore Sun “An outrageous . . . courtside seat on the fast-breaking NBA lifestyle.” — Newsweek
A hilarious first novel that provides a peek into the world of the super-rich, super-connected African Americans in Manhattan. Lauren is trying to be an independent woman, starting her own documentary film company, but it's difficult when you're married to Ed Thomas, one of the wealthiest African-American businessmen in the country -- and particularly when he seems to have a roving eye. Manny is an up-and-coming gay real estate agent who arrived in Manhattan from Alabama with only the clothes on his back. He's made his way to the top of his profession--yet he still wants more. Tandy is one of the "ladies who lunch" -- but she's desperate to reinvent herself and find a new source of cash flow. As we follow these three and other characters in this compelling first novel, we see the fascinating world of New York City's upper-crust African American society with all their scandals, foibles and skeletons in the closet revealed.
A hilarious first novel that provides a peek into the world of the super-rich, super-connected African Americans in Manhattan. Lauren is trying to be an independent woman, starting her own documentary film company, but it's difficult when you're married to Ed Thomas, one of the wealthiest African-American businessmen in the country -- and particularly when he seems to have a roving eye. Manny is an up-and-coming gay real estate agent who arrived in Manhattan from Alabama with only the clothes on his back. He's made his way to the top of his profession--yet he still wants more. Tandy is one of the "ladies who lunch" -- but she's desperate to reinvent herself and find a new source of cash flow. As we follow these three and other characters in this compelling first novel, we see the fascinating world of New York City's upper-crust African American society with all their scandals, foibles and skeletons in the closet revealed.
“A richly hard-as-nails, largely African-American sports opera as only two legal-eagle insiders could write it.” — Kirkus Reviews “...a juicy tell-all, inside look at the National Basketball Association.” — Baltimore Sun “An outrageous . . . courtside seat on the fast-breaking NBA lifestyle.” — Newsweek
Gotham Diaries" is an uproarious work of social satire that gives readers an exclusive peek into the world of super-rich, super-connected African Americans.
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