Boy Trouble

by ReShonda Tate Billingsley

"Danger, drama and romance . . . an exciting read." -- RT Book Reviews on Real As It Gets

No secret is too juicy for Maya Morgan to expose. But her most important scoop yet means going behind her friends' closed doors. . .

When it comes to the glitterati, nothing shocks Maya Morgan--until she sees former starlet Paula Olympia getting hit by her A-list actor boyfriend. So she's making it her mission to out celebrities in abusive relationships. But the bigger her story gets, the more signs she's seeing that her BFFs, Sheridan and Kennedi, are in big-time relationship trouble. And when they won't listen to her 411, Maya makes them her next big story. But putting her friends on blast uncovers a shocking secret. With friendships at the breaking point and her credibility again in doubt, Maya will have to dig deeper to find the whole truth--and save something way more valuable than her gossip diva throne. . .

"Billingsley's dialogue is on point. . .this guilty pleasure is wish fulfillment, sensationalistic scandal, and snappy one-liners." -- Publishers Weekly on Rumor Central

208 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2014

About the author

ReShonda Tate Billingsley is a general assignment reporter for KRIV-TV, the Fox affiliate in Houston, Texas. She is the author of the nonfiction book Help! I've Turned Into My Mother! and three previous adult novels: My Brother's Keeper, for which she received the prestigious Gold Pen Award for Best New Author from the Black Writer's Alliance and the Nova Lee Nation Award from the Greater Dallas Writing Association; the national bestseller Let the Church Say Amen, chosen for Library Journal's Best of 2004 list for Christian fiction; and I Know I've Been Changed, a Main Selection of the Black Expressions Book Club.
Her previous Christian teen novels are Nothing But Drama and Blessings in Disguise, both available from Pocket Books.
She is also a contributor to the story anthology Have a Little Faith.

Reviews

[Crystal · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great series

I really enjoy reading about these teenagers even though Mya can work a persons nerve. On to the next one!

[DeLisa Lovett · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book in the series. I loved that it wasn't all about Maya Morgan. It really touched on the issue of domestic violence with teens and how they should handle it. I really wished one of the young women was strong enough to leave the situation prior to something bad happening.....but sometimes that's fiction reflecting on reality. It is a good read.