Greed is defined as an excessive desire to possess more than what one needs or deserves, especially wealth and power. A gold digger is defined as a person who dates someone simply to extract money from them.
Twenty-six-year-old Chanel Franklin fits both definitions to a tee. Her “Married to the Money” mentality leads her to make more than a few bad choices. On the road to riches, she gets caught up in a whirlwind affair with a certified baller. After losing her mind and common sense, she gives up a good job, a great man, and a comfy lifestyle just to live life in the fab lane.
On Chanel’s journey to obtain the finer things in life, she quickly realizes the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. More money almost always means more problems! She’s been betrayed by family, friends, and a few false admirers. She’s also learned more lessons, both physical and mental, than she cares to remember. When she realizes money is the root of all evil, it may be too late. Everything comes at a price; hers just may be her life.
India Johnson-Williams was born and raised on the cutthroat streets of Detroit. She attended Wayne State University, pursuing a degree in business management. She's married and is the proud mother of one. She loves to write urban fiction because it’s as close to real as you will ever get.
Greed is defined as an excessive desire to possess more than what one needs or deserves, especially wealth and power. A gold digger is defined as a person who dates someone simply to extract money from them.
Twenty-six-year-old Chanel Franklin fits both definitions to a tee. Her “Married to the Money” mentality leads her to make more than a few bad choices. On the road to riches, she gets caught up in a whirlwind affair with a certified baller. After losing her mind and common sense, she gives up a good job, a great man, and a comfy lifestyle just to live life in the fab lane.
On Chanel’s journey to obtain the finer things in life, she quickly realizes the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. More money almost always means more problems! She’s been betrayed by family, friends, and a few false admirers. She’s also learned more lessons, both physical and mental, than she cares to remember. When she realizes money is the root of all evil, it may be too late. Everything comes at a price; hers just may be her life.
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India Johnson-Williams was born and raised on the cutthroat streets of Detroit. She attended Wayne State University, pursuing a degree in business management. She's married and is the proud mother of one. She loves to write urban fiction because it’s as close to real as you will ever get.
