Fifty Shades of Jungle Fever

The Ghetto Girl Romance Quadrilogy

By: L.V. Lewis

Narrated by: Marie Hélène

Keisha Beale, a street-wise Chicago south-sider two years out of DePaul University, is a quarter million dollars in start-up capital away from realizing her dream of owning a recording studio/record store. She takes the place of her more business-savvy partner in a meeting with Tristan White himself, the venture capitalist they've targeted to fund their business. A bi-racial, African American and Brazilian woman with a troubled past, Keisha has been so focused on her business pursuits that her love life has been non-existent. Tristan White is the devastatingly handsome, 32-year-old CEO of White Enterprises, the firm he built using only the inheritance his mother left him to prove to his father he had the mettle to do it alone. He comes from a long line of wealth, and lives the life of a "one-percenter" on Chicago's Gold Coast. Tristan is accustomed to controlling every aspect of his life given his birth into a world of white privilege.

When Keisha and Tristan's worlds collide, sparks fly, and a fever is ignited in them both that they have never experienced before. It turns out they each have secrets, but together, in the unorthodox arrangement Tristan proposes, they discover passions they never knew they had.

The Ghetto Girl title is, in all truthfulness, a misnomer. Keisha Beale is a highly-educated young woman who just happens to have been born on the other side of the socio-economic tracks. She embraces all of who she is, and navigates almost effortlessly in both worlds.

Erotic, amusing, and in places hilarious, the Ghetto Girl Romance Quadrilogy is a parody with a new take on a Fifty Shades type story that will take you even further into the BDSM word, and promises to make the vanilla original Fifty Shades more colorful.

©2012 L. V. Lewis (P)2013 L. V. Lewis

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I loved the spunk of Kiki and how she stands up to Tristan their first meeting. It's a shame that it ended the way it did. Tristan was demanding but fair. If Kiki trusted him more then maybe it would have ended differently. But I still loved her spunk and willingness to try new things.

Excellent Book

I loved this book. the writer is excellent I look forward to reading more of her stories.

Eventually took on a life of it's own

Would you consider the audio edition of Fifty Shades of Jungle Fever to be better than the print version?

I am not sure I did not read the printed version but I do like audio books.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I really enjoyed Tristian. He was a more stable version of Christian Gray and not as haunted.This gave us another version of the infamous story, where is was the female character (Keisha) that was in need of the saving.

What does Marie Hélène bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I do like hearing the different voices of the characters. She is really good with the voices from the different ethnicity's showcased in the book.

Soo good!

I want more! Can’t wait to listen to the second book. This story keeps you interested and engaged from beginning to end.

OMG !!!!😳 😱 😳

This was a great book!! I got upset every time someone would speak to me . I can’t wait to start the next book!!