Chamber Secrets

by Jay Webb

Serv was raised on the mean streets of Baltimore, streets he came to conquer until a prison bid interrupted his reign. Refusing to take his place atop the West Baltimore drug world Serv realizes that he has to get his hands dirty one final time in order to get out of the game for good. After getting a call from Alexi, a Russian mobster he gave protection to while in prison Serv thinks he has found the perfect opportunity to make some fast cash. But once he is inside he realizes he is in for the fight of his life. The world is not always as it seems, something twenty year old Nyala, and her father Jelani, learn the hard way. Natives of Sierra Leone, Jelani decides to send his daughter to the United States, to further her education and seek a better life. Once Nyala arrives, she encounters the exact opposite. Held captive inside a literal house of horrors, Nyala, is surrounded by a cloud of death and sexual perversion. Broken, battered, and disheartened, she faces each day with one hope...being reunited with her family in Sierra Leone. Svetlana Radshenko, head of the ruthless Russian Radshenko Crime Family thinks she has found a way to achieve power beyond limits. Thanks to the internet and the desire of poor immigrant girls, around the world, who search for a better life in the United States, it's almost within her grasp. Follow this gripping tale of sex, money, love, and murder to find out how one woman's quest for power can reach across the globe.

272 pages, Paperback

First published June 28, 2015

Reviews

[Tasha · Rating 4 out of 5]

It took me a minute to get into the book because it's not my typical read. However, when I really started to get into the book, it abruptly ended. Now, I'm hooked and need to know what's happening next. I'm definitely looking forward to reading book 2. Overall, it was a good read. Is it possible that Vikenti and Nyala could fall in love and run away together or something?

[Maebelle Richardson · Rating 4 out of 5]

First time reading from this author good read was kinda different from what I usually read but was good. Good job Jay Webb will check out other reads from you. As soon as I really got into the story it ended most definitely will read part 2.

[Nicole · Rating 3 out of 5]

Different...

A very different type of read for me. In the beginning I knew what was going on but towards the end until I finished I was left a little confused....