Scared Money, Part 1

De: JaQuavis Coleman

Narrado por: C. I. Davenport, L. Steven Taylor, Jackson Turner, B. Spears, Katherine Dollison

From New York Times best-selling author JaQuavis Coleman comes this heart-wrenching thriller following the life of a young inner-city kid through one night in the streets of Flint, Michigan.

In the middle of a water crisis, Money, a popular young boy throughout his neighborhood, has gotten himself into a deadly game of cat and mouse as he struggles to survive through the night when the city’s most notorious crime lord orders a hit on him.

This story follows Money as he is on the run for his life desperately trying to find help in a lawless town. This intense game of survival leads into an unpredictable ending that will leave you breathless.

©2020 JaQuavis Coleman (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

AMAZING STORYLINE

Mr. Coleman never disappoints me. Can't wait for part 2. Keep doing your thing 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Love the performance the most.

I actually loved the production and narration of the book. It was creative and painted a vivid picture for the audience. I was intrigued the whole time. The storyline was good until the end but I can see the set up for part 2. So hopefully part 2 does it’s job and ties everything together.

Great story

the story line was very good; however, I didn't like the narration. I kept asking "who is we? "

Ok read

So this is my first audible book. The readers were okay. The story line seemed to drag on but there was nothing juicy. Usually, there is more with JaQuavis’ books. I will wait to see how the second part reads but just know I will always support my favorite writers even on off days, lol.

Ok

Pros:
1. Nice story.
2. Short and to the point
3. The ending was really good. Wild & unexpected
4. I would definitely read (listen to) a part 2 if it were to come out

Cons:
1. Money was GREEN!!!!!! Lawd was he green! I understand there are folks with book smarts & street smarts but geez…he had all the book smarts and nothing else. And most kids of addicts have street smarts
2. Plays out like a screenplay. I didn’t really like that. It’s very descriptive so I didn’t need to hear them tell me about puddle sounds & chains clanking. I can picture it on my own.