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Title details for Ms. Etta's Fast House by Victor McGlothin - Available

Ms. Etta's Fast House

by Victor McGlothin
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Essence® bestselling author Victor McGlothin delivers a stirring novel about a player who's down on his luck only to receive help from the most unlikely source—the very women whose hearts he broke. . .
The year is 1947, and Ms. Etta's Fast House is the hottest nightclub this side of Chicago. The city's slickest street hustlers rub elbows here with the rich and famous, and anyone with enough cash can drink like a king and dance the night away. Life is good—until a stranger named Baltimore Floyd strolls into town. . .
Baltimore is a handsome, charismatic hustler with a talent for stirring up trouble. Everyone adores him—including Ms. Etta herself. But before he can imagine settling down with one woman, Baltimore is up for a little action, which is how he hooks up with a corrupt cop's wife—and finds himself on trial for a crime he didn't commit. Now, to keep him from hanging, the patrons of Ms. Etta's Fast House will need to heal their heartache and come together before the world beyond the Ville's borders tears them apart. . .
"A captivating and enjoyable read that takes you on a unique journey into the past." —Urban Reviews
"A talented storyteller." —QBR
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Publisher: Kensington Books

Kindle Book

  • Release date: May 26, 2011

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  • ISBN: 9780758273826
  • Release date: May 26, 2011

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  • ISBN: 9780758273826
  • File size: 749 KB
  • Release date: May 26, 2011
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Fiction African American Fiction Historical Fiction

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Essence® bestselling author Victor McGlothin delivers a stirring novel about a player who's down on his luck only to receive help from the most unlikely source—the very women whose hearts he broke. . .
The year is 1947, and Ms. Etta's Fast House is the hottest nightclub this side of Chicago. The city's slickest street hustlers rub elbows here with the rich and famous, and anyone with enough cash can drink like a king and dance the night away. Life is good—until a stranger named Baltimore Floyd strolls into town. . .
Baltimore is a handsome, charismatic hustler with a talent for stirring up trouble. Everyone adores him—including Ms. Etta herself. But before he can imagine settling down with one woman, Baltimore is up for a little action, which is how he hooks up with a corrupt cop's wife—and finds himself on trial for a crime he didn't commit. Now, to keep him from hanging, the patrons of Ms. Etta's Fast House will need to heal their heartache and come together before the world beyond the Ville's borders tears them apart. . .
"A captivating and enjoyable read that takes you on a unique journey into the past." —Urban Reviews
"A talented storyteller." —QBR
Expand title description text
Fiction African American Fiction Historical Fiction