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Some girls are born fighting. Baby Doll was born surviving.
At sixteen, Breana "Baby Doll" Winbush has already learned the only rule that matters in the Tilden Projects: hit first, trust no one, and never let them see you bleed.
She is beautiful enough to be hated by her own sister, ignored by her own mother, and hunted inside her own apartment by the man her mother brings home — a man holding a secret over Baby Doll's head that could end her life as she knows it.
All she wants is money. Enough to disappear. Enough that nobody can ever touch her again.
Then a stranger steps out of a Range Rover on Rockaway Parkway to break up a five-on-one beatdown — and nothing about her life is the same.
Gregory "Big Daddy Blue" Williams did thirty years and came home determined to save the children the streets were built to swallow. He runs clothing stores, Manhattan nightclubs, and a youth employment program that's quietly bleeding him dry. He sees something in Baby Doll nobody else ever has — and he's willing to bet everything he's built on it.
Baby Doll takes the job. She takes the paycheck. She never stops running her own hustle underneath it.
What follows is eight years of clawing upward — through a boyfriend with a gun and no patience, through the men she cons and the enemies she makes, through a revenge she's been planning since she was twelve years old. And the one man who could have protected her never hears the whole truth.
He is trying to save her. She is still trying to survive. Only one of them can be right.
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Your purchase includes both PDF and EPUB, so it reads on any phone, tablet, Kindle, Nook, e-reader, or computer. No app. No subscription. No DRM. Download once, keep it forever.
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Big Daddy Blue came home from prison to save the kids nobody else would. So did the man who wrote him.
Baby Doll was published in 2008 — while John "Divine G" Whitfield was still wrongfully imprisoned. He came home in 2012 and went to work as a youth counselor with at-risk kids in New York City.
His true story became the A24 film Sing Sing, in which he was portrayed by Colman Domingo in an Academy Award–nominated performance. Divine G is an Oscar-nominated adapted screenwriter and executive producer on the film, a PEN Award–winning playwright, a co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and the author of eight published novels.
He didn't imagine Big Daddy Blue. He became him.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This book had me on my toes! It is fast paced and wonderfully written… you can't put the book down!" — Brandy K. McCray, Amazon review
"I learned that no matter what you've been through in life you can always come out on top." — Shay Shay, Goodreads
Format: PDF + EPUB (ZIP download) · Length: 440 pages · Unabridged · Divine G Entertainment
Prefer to listen? The audiobook is available too.
Content note: contains depictions of sexual abuse of a minor, graphic violence, strong language, and sexual content. For adult readers.
Some girls are born fighting. Baby Doll was born surviving.
At sixteen, Breana "Baby Doll" Winbush has already learned the only rule that matters in the Tilden Projects: hit first, trust no one, and never let them see you bleed.
She is beautiful enough to be hated by her own sister, ignored by her own mother, and hunted inside her own apartment by the man her mother brings home — a man holding a secret over Baby Doll's head that could end her life as she knows it.
All she wants is money. Enough to disappear. Enough that nobody can ever touch her again.
Then a stranger steps out of a Range Rover on Rockaway Parkway to break up a five-on-one beatdown — and nothing about her life is the same.
Gregory "Big Daddy Blue" Williams did thirty years and came home determined to save the children the streets were built to swallow. He runs clothing stores, Manhattan nightclubs, and a youth employment program that's quietly bleeding him dry. He sees something in Baby Doll nobody else ever has — and he's willing to bet everything he's built on it.
Baby Doll takes the job. She takes the paycheck. She never stops running her own hustle underneath it.
What follows is eight years of clawing upward — through a boyfriend with a gun and no patience, through the men she cons and the enemies she makes, through a revenge she's been planning since she was twelve years old. And the one man who could have protected her never hears the whole truth.
He is trying to save her. She is still trying to survive. Only one of them can be right.
Every format included — one price.
Your purchase includes both PDF and EPUB, so it reads on any phone, tablet, Kindle, Nook, e-reader, or computer. No app. No subscription. No DRM. Download once, keep it forever.
⚡ Delivered instantly by email. Your link is good for 24 hours — download and save it.
Big Daddy Blue came home from prison to save the kids nobody else would. So did the man who wrote him.
Baby Doll was published in 2008 — while John "Divine G" Whitfield was still wrongfully imprisoned. He came home in 2012 and went to work as a youth counselor with at-risk kids in New York City.
His true story became the A24 film Sing Sing, in which he was portrayed by Colman Domingo in an Academy Award–nominated performance. Divine G is an Oscar-nominated adapted screenwriter and executive producer on the film, a PEN Award–winning playwright, a co-founder of Rehabilitation Through the Arts, and the author of eight published novels.
He didn't imagine Big Daddy Blue. He became him.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This book had me on my toes! It is fast paced and wonderfully written… you can't put the book down!" — Brandy K. McCray, Amazon review
"I learned that no matter what you've been through in life you can always come out on top." — Shay Shay, Goodreads
Format: PDF + EPUB (ZIP download) · Length: 440 pages · Unabridged · Divine G Entertainment
Prefer to listen? The audiobook is available too.
Content note: contains depictions of sexual abuse of a minor, graphic violence, strong language, and sexual content. For adult readers.
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