Regardless whether you admit being judgmental, we are all judgmental. Just think about it for a second. When we see someone, and based on what is observed we pass judgment on them. It’s not a very good judgment nine times out of ten. Teresa Seals dubbed her new urban fiction novel Washed Up to enlighten readers on prom...iscuity. Seals adapted the concept of this novel after having a conversation about dating multiple men with her younger sister who was a sophomore in college at the time. Seals weaves the proposed statistic that sexually promiscuous young girls that lack a father figure tend to become promiscuous to obtain masculine approval. Sensual, street, and smart best describes this sexually promiscuous epic, street-lit by Teresa Seals, who is witty and astute. Factual or not mainstream media has young ladies fixated on sex appeal. From the mainstream to the hip-hop culture today’s youth continue to be inspired by the concept that sex sells. While sex is selling it implies to vulnerable young ladies that sexually promiscuous is a way of appealing to the opposite sex, thereby seeking or obtaining their love and affection.
From big wheels to high heels Asia and Shante are the best of friends.
Secrets, provocative trends and life changing events become the inspiration of Washed Up, their joint venture and the hottest clothing line in the Midwest. Looking at their hard knock life in the rearview mirror, together they are not going to stop until they reach the top.
Asia is on a mission to be the leading lady in every baller’s life that crosses her path. When a list she’s been keeping of her sexual conquests fall into the wrong hands will Asia pay dearly?
Classy and full of style, maintaining her rank as a five star chic, is one thing Shante takes pride in. Will she stop at nothing to maintain that spot even if it means using treachery with truth?
Deception is just as harmful a deadly drug. An overdose of love, lies and secrets has a great expense and the ultimate price to pay can be death. Can either woman escape the devastating consequences of their actions? Someone is about to learn that telling secrets will leave you with the feeling of being WASHED UP!
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