The Pink Panther Clique

De: Aisha Hall, Sunshine Smith-Williams, Jamila T. Davis

Narrado por: J. Lee

Everybody knows if you break the law and get caught, you go to prison. But what happens when the very same people who are supposed to enforce and uphold the law are criminals themselves?

Three strangers, Eshe, Milla, and Sun-Sole, meet under the worst circumstances possible - behind bars. Prison isn't at all what they expected, and from the onset of their arrival, these three savvy boss chicks find themselves surrounded by disloyal snitches, set-ups, and scandalous drama.

Determined to survive the system that enslaved them, these courageous women unite and embark on a mission to level the scales of justice.

Will they survive the gruesome conditions of confinement, or will they fold under pressure?

©2017 Aisha Hall, Sunshine Smith-Williams, Jamila T Davis (P)2018 Wahida Clark Presents Publishing

Absolutely Amazing!

The storyline was incredibly interesting and above all, believable! The narrator, J. Lee, kept the heat burning and wanting more … Speaking of more, where the heck is the sequel???

I did not like how they left me guessing at the end

Great read but the end left me on my feet can't wait for part 2.

Mrz. Boss

Loved it!! The ladies was flawless unstopable. I loved they energy, the bond they formed for another

PPC

After seeing them on the breakfast, I began researching them and came across this book. It was a very good book. It help me get through a few working hours.

Good listen it was good to hear the inside story

I heard some of this on TV, it intrigued me to want to know more. it was good heard the inside facts.

#PinkPantherClique

Loved this story all queens held they own doin they time never gave up true woman👏🏿👏🏿

Great story

It was amazing to get the inside of women in prison and I just wish there was a sequel that left me wanting to listen to more. And I was so excited to hear the story because I already knew about two of the characters through the BET special American gangster trap Queens.

Excellent read.

Educational yet entertaining, but saddening. It explores American culture from a Black persons perspective. Bravo

Great read

Loved it! It kept me wanting more. Now looking for a part two, so I can finish reading.

Chenell#1

This book was very enlightening on the many injustices in the criminal justice and prison system for African Americans. Alot of crazy drama. Each one of the women had crazy stories of how they ended up behind bars. I'm anxious to see if there is going to be a part 2. There has to be with the way it ended.