Can You Keep a Secret?

Author Nishawnda Ellis' secret is out! She returns to bookstores with her latest literary offering, Keeping Secrets Telling Lies. Read an excerpt below.
Shaniece Turner is back and hell bent on getting what she wants: marrying Mark Anderton, and getting away with murder.

In the mind of a dangerous psychotic woman burying her secret is like checking off her "to do" list: planned, calculated and executed. The only thing between her fairy tale ending is an all grown up Dawson Jones, who discovers the real person responsible for her father's mistress's murder and is determined to make her suffer.

After the dust settles, who will win, who will lose and what's the final body count?

Keeping Secrets, Telling Lies is the sequel to Wives and Girlfriends (Urban Books, 2007)

In Stores April 2009

4th Annual Boston Book Bazaar

Boston’s Fourth Annual Book Bazaar
October 18, 2008 12-7pm
Roxbury Center for Arts at Hibernian Hall
182-186 Dudley Street
Roxbury, MA 02119




The Boston Book Bazaar has returned!

For it's fourth year, the Boston Book Bazaar is the largest book fair in the New England area hosting over 30 best selling and emerging authors all under one roof. Created by best selling author Nishawnda Ellis in 2004 with a mission to add more color and diversity to the Boston literary community and support small press and self published authors, the Boston Book Bazaar has been a tremendous success. Each year as the doors open, thousands of book lovers attend to purchase hot titles, meet their favorite authors, acquaint themselves with new authors,
participate in panel discussions, and win free books and giveaways! Plus aspiring writers have the opportunity to learn how to get their book published. It's definitely the place to be for all things literary this fall.


This event is free to the public.
Don't miss this chance to be apart of Boston's hottest literary scene

For more info contact:
Nishawnda@nishawndaellis.com

The fourth annual Boston Book Bazaar is dedicated to
the memory of Lloyd Hart Jr. of The Black Library Booksellers