The Baddest Chick

De: Alastair J. Hatter

Narrado por: Katherine Dollison

While searching for her brother’s killer, Deondra “Dee Dee” Davis, out of jail on bail, must deal with a ruthless drug lord, the mob-connected Robinson brothers, a hired assassin, and unexpected love - all while eluding Detectives Gary and Perkins, who want nothing more than to see her behind bars.

©2007 Alastair J. Hatter (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

Darmetta

I don’t know who the lady is reading the book
But she is bomb, she reads like no body’s business

Good book

I did not realize that this was a sequel until I was a few chapters in, but I was still able to follow the story and I thought it was a good one. Gritty and suspenseful, I liked the character development because it allowed me to understand what was happening, even without having read the first book. Now maybe I'll go back and do that.

Twists and Turns from Beginning to End

Although the storyline was action packed there were moments where it slowed down. That was to introduce new characters. I recommend this although the storyline plots were easy to predict the outcome. The narrator did an outstanding job and carried this story to the finish line.

All and all

This book is wonderful. I could listen to this one again. If you listen to it you will like it

IT WAS OK

it was ok now that I listened I would be mad if I used my credit on it

good story but way too much killing

I love the narrators voice. At times it was hard trying to keep up with who got shot and who is who.

Great narrator

The narrator made this book EVEN MORE INTERESTING SHE WAS GREAT KEPT ME EXTREMELY INTERESTED!!!!

slow and boring

the story line was very cliché and the reader was dull and would put you asleep. the title of the book was 'Bad Chick' however, I got up to chapter 13 and there was nothing bad about her yet.

Mind Bottling

Absolutely Too Much Killing!
I finnish the book, but it didn't sit well with me.

Decent, entertaining

This book had a somewhat of a happy ending. Black on black killing is horrible. A few unanswered questions, maybe the answers are in the next book, if there is another book. Too detailed where it could’ve just been stated. I was expecting more.