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Ain't Nothin' Down About It
by P.R. Hawkins
Urban Books
David
Lincoln was a sexy mutha.... Tall, dark, handsome, successful and
packin'. He was what every woman wanted; a good-looking brotha with
a college degree, no children, no prison record and not a bad mark
on his credit report. Former cop turned writer, David became a
phenomenal business man, handling his business in more ways than
one.
Val was sexy, graceful, famous and rich! A bi-racial ballet dancer
from old money and strong Hollywood ties, David had no idea that he
would ever choose, or be chosen, to spend the rest of his life with
someone like Val. But David soon discovered that Val loved him more
than he loved himself and what more could a man possibly want?
Together David and Val shared a life that was enviable with money,
fame, parties, sex and good times. It is only with the arrival of
David’s ex-girlfriend from back home, the fiercely seductive Patti,
that their love is put to the test. David and Val find themselves
questioning their lifestyles and each other.
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BIO
P.R. Hawkins, author, screenwriter and comic
Thanks to a bit of trivia about sex therapist, Dr. Ruth, Paulara Hawkins
(aka P.R. Hawkins) became $740,000 richer in November 2006 as a contestant
on ABC’s wild game show, “Show Me the Money,” hosted by Emmy-winning
television icon William Shatner. Millions of viewers witnessed as P.R.
Hawkins became one of the all-time biggest female winners on a traditional
game show.
A native of Dallas, Texas, Hawkins first tried her hand at comedy with a $10
bet to tell a joke at Apollo Night at Steve Harvey’s Comedy House in Dallas.
Not only did she tell a joke, but she got a standing ovation and an
invitation to be a comedy club regular. Word spread about this funny lady,
and soon, she found herself on a segment of the “Jenny Jones Show,” as one
of the comics to watch. P.R. Hawkins has performed at comedy clubs and
college campuses throughout the United States and been invited to perform at
military bases in such exotic locations as Japan, Hawaii and Korea.
She was a semi-finalist in Comedy Central’s “Laugh Riot Competition” (2000)
and the 2001 Chesterfield Writing Competition.
A prolific writer, P.R. Hawkins has penned the tremendously funny
collaborations, “Heavenly Bodies” and “Perfect Match” as well as a country
song, “ I Like To Dream.” She has written three feature films: “Fabulous,” “Sistaahs,”
and “Someone For Every One.” The dramedy, “Sistaahs” was optioned, turned
into a short and entered into the Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles.
Currently, P.R. Hawkins is promoting her latest projects, two novels, “Ain’t
Nothin’ Down About It” and “Keeping Up With The Joneses.” Both are published
by Urban Books and are available at bookstores nationwide. With her newfound
cash, she will turn one of her works into a stage play.
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