Selena Haskins is a nostalgic writer who enjoys creating stories about family, love, and relationships. As a native Washingtonian, Selena also talks about issues that affect urban-life. By the same token, she inculcates messages of hope, love, and forgiveness. Selena's debut novel, A River Moves Forward, continues to rank as a best-seller. She was also selected in the top 100 best authors on AuthorsDatabase. Chicago's Vibrations Radio voted her as Author of the Month, and Goodreads fans voted her as Best New African American Author of the Year in 2013. When Selena is not writing, she loves watching NBA Basketball, movies, listening to music, and spending quality time with her family. Selena's upcoming project will be a comedy short-story, and a novella about her love for basketball.
About her book
In this sequel to "A River Moves Forward," "Riding the Waves" revisits Connie, Dean, and their family and friends. After a long career in the music industry, Connie is now living quietly and enjoying the fruits of her labor until her daughter Tracey decides to write a tell-all book that could ruin her legacy. Tracey also exposes her friends dark secrets and when her ex-lovers decide to seek revenge, the fame and fortune she's worked hard for begins to spiral downhill. With her marriage on the brink of divorce, a brother who could go to jail, and a son on life-support, Tracey must decide if the fame and fortune she craves is worth more than the love of family.
What readers are saying...
"Selena has done it again! As a radio host that eats, sleeps, and breathes entertainment, Selena takes us to a world where no matter how far your star shines or how famous you become, there is always that test on how far you are willing to sacrifice your life and family for the ultimate price of fame. "Riding the Waves" is a page turner and once you start reading, you can't put it down. A must read for those who often wonder what it is so fascinating about the glamorous life but not realizing there is an ugly side about the business.
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