Chasing Destiny

By: Eric Jerome Dickey

Narrated by: Kimberly JaJuan

Billie (aka "Ducati") is known as much for her extraordinary beauty as for the sexy yellow Ducati motorcycle she rides through the mean streets of Los Angeles. Tough, talented, and self-assured, Billie's used to doing things her way - but that was before love threw an oil slick in the road and spun her life into chaos.

Billie's first problem is simple: She's pregnant. Her second problem is that her lover, Keith, is still married.

Keith has some "things" to deal with, and the people in his life are dark and duplicitous enough to take matters into their own hands, determined to keep Billie from having her baby. Billie suddenly finds herself confronted, attacked, run off highways, threatened, and shadowed. Keith still has ties to his manipulative wife, Carmen, and he adores his 15-year-old daughter, Destiny. Will he do the right thing by his new family, or stand by his old one?

Soon all eyes shift as everyone finds themselves desperately chasing Destiny, a troubled and deceptive girl dancing on the edge of womanhood. When the rubber meets the road, all the madness with Billie, Carmen, and Keith comes to a head. Everyone's fighting dirty for what they want...and they're all willing to destroy their enemy or go down in flames to get it.

©2006 Eric Jerome Dickey (P)2006 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Couldn't stop listening

This is a well written story that could easily be made into a movie. What really got me was the way the Narrator brought the story and Characters to life any time someone spoke you knew who it was so I will be looking for more audio books narrated by Kimberly Jajuan. Great Listen.

Thrilling

Thrilling, fast-paced story that pulls you in from the very first page. Nonstop excitement as the characters’ lives collide with secrets, danger, and unexpected twists.

Well written book. Stayed glued to the speaker.

Narrator was great kept you glued you to the book. watch out for the twist at the end. that damn Destiny!!!!!

Great book.

Everything was well paced. Good book. Loved every chapter from start to finish. Loved Bille’s Character.

Great!

Kimberly JaJuan did a fantastic job narrating, She really became the characters. I felt as if I was watching a movie