Review: Karma comes for all!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 16, 2013
Samantha Underwood is not your usual white girl. She grew up in the hood and is the child of parent junkies. After getting picked on constantly in school she gains the friend of Nee Nee who gives her the nickname Powder and convinces her to stand up for herself. She realizes that she needs to stand up for herself in other areas of her life. This includes getting away from her parents and living her life without struggling or wanting for anything. In order to do this she knows that she must find a "sponsor". On her way to living the life of she dreams off she has to step on some people, cross some people, and do some major scheming. She learns that karma has no color and comes after whoever it chooses.Like all Blaque books this one kept me very interested and amused. There were parts that had  me very irritated with Powder for being extremely stupid. There were also parts that left me feeling bad for Powder because she only wanted was to no longer be "those junkies" daughter. Blaque didn't let me down with the killing in this book. She shows that she is truly talented and creative as each story is different from the next. There was one thing that really bothered me with this book and that is the mix-up of a characters name in one part of the book. However, I did talk to the author about this and it has been addressed. I will be looking forward to the next book by Blaque.4/4.5