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Sistah for Sale: A Novel by Miasha

Sistah for Sale: A Novel

Miasha

166 pages

Simon & Schuster

Jan 2008

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Sienna, her father dead and her mother deported, is raised in Miami's prostitution scene by her dad's business partner, Chatman, and enters the business herself with plans to earn her independence, but she soon finds herself in a battle with Chatman who is equally determined not to let her go.

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Published 2008

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