Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Big Nay said she had an idea. That was the first mistake.By sunrise, Mo, Keisha and Big Nay are behind a car wash with a wrecked Maserati, a Louis Vuitton suitcase full of somebody else’s money, and half of East Oakland looking for them.The cartel wants it back. So do the jack boys who took it first. So does a quiet man nobody can find, and a federal task force that can’t figure out which of the three women is in charge.They are not running.Keisha has a parole appointment at two and she is not about to miss it. Mo has rules, written on a napkin. Big Nay has a plan involving a helicopter that everybody agrees is insane and nobody can talk her out of.So they stop for pancakes.They eat at Auntie Ruth’s. They ride the 40 downtown with the suitcase and a stolen fan. And by Sunday at sundown they are standing in the middle of Seminary Avenue telling everybody they owe to come get settled and bring their receipts.Nobody in this book is trying to be funny.That’s why it’s funny.First in the We Seminary Bitch series.
