Scared Money, Part 1

By: JaQuavis Coleman

Narrated by: C. I. Davenport, L. Steven Taylor, Jackson Turner, B. Spears, Katherine Dollison

From New York Times best-selling author JaQuavis Coleman comes this heart-wrenching thriller following the life of a young inner-city kid through one night in the streets of Flint, Michigan.

In the middle of a water crisis, Money, a popular young boy throughout his neighborhood, has gotten himself into a deadly game of cat and mouse as he struggles to survive through the night when the city’s most notorious crime lord orders a hit on him.

This story follows Money as he is on the run for his life desperately trying to find help in a lawless town. This intense game of survival leads into an unpredictable ending that will leave you breathless.

©2020 JaQuavis Coleman (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

AMAZING STORYLINE

Mr. Coleman never disappoints me. Can't wait for part 2. Keep doing your thing 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Love the performance the most.

I actually loved the production and narration of the book. It was creative and painted a vivid picture for the audience. I was intrigued the whole time. The storyline was good until the end but I can see the set up for part 2. So hopefully part 2 does it’s job and ties everything together.

Ok

Pros:
1. Nice story.
2. Short and to the point
3. The ending was really good. Wild & unexpected
4. I would definitely read (listen to) a part 2 if it were to come out

Cons:
1. Money was GREEN!!!!!! Lawd was he green! I understand there are folks with book smarts & street smarts but geez…he had all the book smarts and nothing else. And most kids of addicts have street smarts
2. Plays out like a screenplay. I didn’t really like that. It’s very descriptive so I didn’t need to hear them tell me about puddle sounds & chains clanking. I can picture it on my own.

good book

I really enjoyed this book just wish Money had lived can't believe his bestfriend/brother killed him he was so jealous of Money and the end omg his own mom can't wait for book 2

Not his best

This by far wasn't Mr. Coleman's best work. It was all over the place. Next-time.