Ghetto Girls 3. Anthony Whyte

      Table of Contents

       Title Page

       Acknowledgements

       PROLOGUE

       ONE

       TWO

       THREE

       FOUR

       FIVE

       SIX

       SEVEN

       EIGHT

       NINE

       TEN

       ELEVEN

       TWELVE

       THIRTEEN

       FOURTEEN

       FIFTEEN

       SIXTEEN

       SEVENTEEN

       EIGHTEEN

       NINETEEN

       TWENTY

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       TWENTY-THREE

       TWENTY-FOUR

       TWENTY-FIVE

       TWENTY-SIX

       TWENTY-SEVEN

       TWENTY-EIGHT

       TWENTY-NINE

       THIRTY

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       THIRTY-TWO

       THIRTY-THREE

       THIRTY-FOUR

       THIRTY-FIVE

       THIRTY-SIX

       THIRTY-SEVEN

       THIRTY-EIGHT

       THIRTY-NINE

       FORTY

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       FIFTY

       FIFTY-ONE

       FIFTY-TWO

       Copyright Page

       ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

      Through God all is possible.

      Thanks to Tracy Sherrod for the edits and cuts.

      Jay Clay & the Augustus Publishing manuscript team, Tamiko Maldonado, Star and the poet, Joy Leftow Yasmin Sangaria and Janet for the photo shoot.

      Kel1st and Annabelle for your tireless work Good-looking all friends and physicals down with me To all the readers for supporting Thank you all

      One love,

      Anthony Whyte

       PROLOGUE

      Deedee, Eric, Coco and Josephine arrived at the studio. This opportunity to record in the studio with famed producer Eric Ascot was her prize for winning the talent show sponsored by Busta. First prize included not only money but also a chance to do a single and possibly an album.

      “Coco this might be your one shot,” Josephine said. “This might be the moment your career is launched and I’ll be glad to say I was there.”

      “Chill out, you’re