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Black Issues Book Review, July-August, 2005 by Victoria Christopher Murray
--Reviewed by Antoinette Dykes Antoinette Dykes is the food and living editor for The Harlem Times in New York City and a freelance writer.
Harlem Girl Lost by Treasure E. Blue Peaceful Storm Publishing, July 2004 $14.95, ISBN 0-975-59740-X
This is is a purely entertaining read and a true urban novel filled with vivid images of the street. Blue sets the story in Harlem end has created vivid, tangible characters whether they are male, female, or transvestite! Blue creates a strong female protagonist--many times missing from urban novels--in Silver Jones.
--Reviewed by Antoinette Dykes Antoinette Dykes is the food and living editor for The Harlem Times in New York City and a freelance writer.
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