A Meeting in the Ladies' Room

De: Anita Diggs

Narrado por: Shari Peele

A Meeting in the Ladies' Room is a story laced with intrigue, racial tension, and obsession that leads to murder.

Jackie Blue is a hard-working, ambitious, young black editor. She looks forward to her weekly meetings with the Black Pack, a small group of African-American professionals with ties to the industry. These connections have helped place her on the fast track to a coveted executive editor's position, but she still faces an uphill battle against the predominantly white trust-fund babies. When her boss is suddenly murdered, Jackie finds herself in police custody and facing her greatest challenge ever.

Acclaimed author Anita Doreen Diggs packs her novel with suspense, sophisticated characters, and a surprise ending. She is a former editor who has drawn on her experiences in the Manhattan publishing world to create this riveting novel.

©2006 Anita Diggs (P)2006 Recorded Books LLC

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Diggs provides an absorbing portrayal of the publishing industry." (Booklist)

Great Storyl

i absolutely loved this book. the storyline was great, held my interest from start to finish. Oh and a few moments of humor.

Please... Keep Reading!

Overall, I liked the book. It started out a bit slow, and I felt like Jackie was a bit obsessive, but toward the middle and end, I found myself driving/walking a bit longer to hear more on my iPod.

Very Entertaining

Very interesting and unpredictable. The author kept me wanting to see what was going to happen next.

Must read

Well written, vivid characters, great content that is meaningful. Recommended read.

Anita Diggs Rocks Hard!

I've listened to this story 3x's in 1 month; its just that good. Anita Diggs is an incredible writer who enjoys word play. There were several times when I thought I had a character nailed, only to discover just how wrong I was.

The dialogue, wit and sarcasm relating to each person in the story was just too funny for words. Just imagine talking to one of your friends and what you'd say to them or even how you'd say it. Each conversation just sounded so real!

I look forward to more books from Anita!!