Little Black Girl Lost

by Keith Lee Johnson

Book Overview

Johnnie Wise was just 15 years old when her mother sold her virginity to an unscrupulous white insurance man named Earl Shamus. Johnnie is beautiful and voluptuous, and Earl is about to make her one of his many young, reluctant concubines. Set in the dangerous world of 1950s New Orleans, this tale will shock readers right up to the very end with its revealing truths. Get ready for a world of betrayal, envy, lust and murder where a 15-year-old girl...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1601620500
• ISBN13: 9781601620507
• Release Date: May 2008
• Publisher: Urban Renaissance
• Length: 397 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 4.1" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

When I telll you buy NOW

I love the fact every page I turn bed had me on my seat I can literally vision myself watching each character I’m on to the next book beat me there ❤️

😂😱 Crazzzzzy!!

I've read only 1, 2 & 3, I didn't know at time, this book had a 7 series. The three books I have read is crazzzzy!!! There's lots of unexpected events, loved it 😂, speaking as a southren woman such as myself, I can say it's very sultry and funnnnny!! Mind-blowing!! Since it has been so long since I've read the first three books, before continuing with the other four seires, gotta re-read. 😨😱

Excellent Reading

I loved the whole Little Black Girls Lost Series. I have been passing them around to my friends and they all loved them as well. All three books keeps your attention and add alot to the last one. Little Black Girls Lost 1, 2, & 3 are a must read. Each book is off the hook.

loved it

I really enjoyed this book. Like everyone I am very busy, I often start reading books, get distracted, put them down and never end up finishing them. But this book kept my attention from beginning to end. It is a well written love story with a lot of drama. I definitely recommend this book. Especially to all of you subway riders out there. My subway commute was always over too soon when reading this book.

Awesome!!!

To be honest I gotta say I almost didn't read this book after reading a few pages and I was aware of what the book was about to be about, but I decided to read a few more pages and was drawn into the characters and the writing style that was simply so beautiful and poetic, that it was difficult for me to put down. It was tastfully written and I gotta say I can not wait to see what the author will write next. P.R. Hawkins has some serious talent.

Drama, Drama, Drama

Johnnie Wise was an innocent teen. Unfortunately, her mother destroyed her youth by selling her virginity to the insurance man. Prostitution was the only legacy that her mother, Marguerite, had to pass on to her. Johnnie, understanding that she had no real control over her fate decides to take matters into her hands and at least alter it some. By using her "situation" with Earl, Johnnie acquires a home, car, and stocks. She has a plan to stop living the way she does and live the life that she desires. Johnny has found love and admiration in Lucas Matthews. His feelings for her spur her on to get out of the life that she is living and soon. Unfortunately, tragedy strikes Johnnie's family and she has to use her "professional" contacts to assist her. Keith Lee Johnson is fabulous storyteller. He introduces, romance, suspense and action in his debut novel. Truly a page-turner. "Little Girl Lost" is definitely one to add to your reading list!AngeliqueR.E.A.L. Reviewers

Couldn't Stop Turning the Pages!!!

This book grabbed my attention and kept hold of it until the very last pages. After being thrown to the "wolves",by her own mother, I read eagerly to see how Johnnie was going to survive. She started learning how the world really works. It was interesting to see her thoughts and actions evolved from being a `good Christian girl' to an `entrepreneur'. That is how the world works and she definitely was learning how to work it! I like how the majority of the characters all had something to do with each other. Also, I enjoyed trying to figure out how each one was going to affect the other one. Finally, the only disappointment of book is that there was not a sequel for me to start reading immediately after I finished the last page of this book.