Hell's Diva by Anna J. was a well written, entertaining read revolving around Mecca's life compliments of "Lou". I thought Mecca's life was nothing short of astonishing-from the time the story began as she witnessed her parents demise---to the end as she was enlightened to who was really on her side. Hell's Diva had a smooth flowing storyline that included eye opening revelations with a touch of humor. I'm looking forward to reading more of Mecca's Mission in part 2 of this saga & I highly recommend this book. Anna J. has definitely penned an unconventional tale with Hell's Diva. We are introduced to Mecca Skyes while she is stark naked and tied to a bedpost being shot by Tah, whom appears to be a very angry and bitter lover. Following the vicious attack she appears to be suspended in limbo with a mysterious man in a red robe she suspects is the devil. For various reasons, the man dubbed Lou takes Mecca back in time to witness the major occurrences in her life. Very "Ghost of Christmas Past", entertaining, and unique in the urban literary world. Starting with the time she hid under her bed at eight years of age and watched the barbaric murder of her parents in horror, we observe random events that lead to the fateful day of her pending demise. Mecca's aunt Ruby takes her into her home and under her wing following her parent's massacre. Aunt Ruby just happens to be the only female holding a top spot in the drug game on the East Coast so of course Mecca eventually follows in her foot steps. With best friend Dawn and long time boyfriend Tah, Mecca is on top of the world making money and spending it even faster on any and everything her heart desires. Things change over the years and aunt Ruby is taken out of the immediate picture for a while. As Mecca focuses on holding down the family narcotics business for her aunt, boyfriend Tah starts treating her wrong and surprisingly one of his friends starts treating her right, causing conflict in Mecca's heart. We are taken on an literally roller coaster ride of love, death, and betrayal. As we effortlessly back track through Mecca's existence we slip in and out of her past and the present. We view the times she could have done good and gotten on a legal path in life but instead she made savage choices repeatedly. When shown the vicious things she has done will Mecca show remorse? Will Mecca learn anything and regret any of her choices? How will she react when shown things she was unaware of? And the million dollar question, will she get a second chance to better herself? Pick up Hell's Diva and find out for yourself, it's well worth it.
What do You think about Hell's Diva (2010)?
This is an excellent book. I can't wait to read the sequel.
—dimond
I can't wait to see what happens next. Where is part 2 at
—Missy
i loved this book now i hve to look for part 2
—amna
