Chyna Black: Triple Crown Publications Presents

This book was the $@ & * even though I don't own it anymore, because somebody got me for it. I am gonna buy it again though.. Chyna Black was real.. Keisha this was your best book yet!

I am normally not one to sit and read an book...but this book had me waking up at 5:30am just to finish chapter two and move on. I finished reading this book by 12pm the same day and been in search for more since then. I am hooked and I need more...over highly recommeded.

This book was just simply off the chain. i felt so happy for Chyna then slowly started to wonder what was wrong with her on why she didnt leave...or have his baby. but towards the end i understood why..it was true blue love. awww. Kiesha did her thing..i wonder if there gonna be a second one and whats gonna happen with Chyna and her man?

this book is one of the best books i ever read!!it keeps you in right from the first sentence.And with her dramactic decisions and upbrings it will have you talkin' to book;u should be able to relate.let's just say DON'T SLEEP ON CHYNA BLACK U'LL BE SORRY!!!!!!!!!!

Ms. Keisha Ervin, just do your thing girl! I think that Chyna Black was a very good read. Even though I liked Ms. Ervin's debut novel, you can tell that she has improved with this book. We may as well give her the crown on these urban relationship stories. Chyna Black's characters are well developed with dialogue and action that is entertaining to read. I like the fact that Ms. Ervin's books point out that in many cases the reason a lot of women end up in drama filled relationships is because of absentee fathers. Many young women don't have the example of how a relationship is supposed to work. The main character Chyna was on the right track at one point. She got into some things but nothing too bad. She went to school and kept her grades up. But Chyna's father was not in the picture and when she starts to have major problems with her mother she feels she has no choice but to move in with her boyfriend Tyreik. Tyreik draws her in with money, a false sense of independence, and so called love. Chyna loses her sense of self, drops out of school, and thinks that shopping is what life is about. Little does she know that because something looks good to you it may not be good for you. The drama begins and you will not want to put this book down. I could have done without the last few chapters. I liked how Chyna's situation turned out for the best after all that happens to her, I just could have done without Ms. Ervin's semi-autobiographical references and shout outs of books by other TCP authors. Just a bit much. Despite that this book is a hit. I recommend you read it and have your friends read it too. I'm ready for the next one!!