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A Child of a CrackHead 6
- Narrated by: Millicent Chimonyo-Ntubi
- Length: 2 hrs and 14 mins
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A Child of a CrackHead 6
Narrated by:
Millicent Chimonyo-Ntubi
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Publisher's Summary
Laughter from the hyenas echoed throughout the dark woods as Erica and Carrie ran for their lives, with Adrianna fast behind them. They could hear the hyenas eating her friend Donna.
They looked back and could see Black Ice and his youngest daughter Zaira standing in the shadows, smiling at them as if this was a game.
Erica slowed down as she ran out of breath. All three women stopped to hug each other and cry hysterically, as they realized the stories were real. Black Ice was real, and this was their last day on earth.
©2022 Shameek Speight (P)2022 Shameek Speight
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