โ Scribed by Elliott, K.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"...Join Elliott as he takes you on a plot explosive, page turning, and action packed ride of urban drama..." --Tu-Shonda L. Whitaker, Essence Best Selling Author of Game Over
"..a story that everybody...can feel...filled with so much action it had me fiending for a second part!" --Thomas Long, author of the hood classics A Thug's Life, Cash Rules, and Around the Way Girls 2 and 3
K. Elliott resides in Charlotte, North Carolina. Elliott participated in and has completed various creative writing courses at both Central Piedmont Community College and Queens University. In 2001, Elliott recieved a scholarship to attend the North Carolina Writer's Network Conference. Elliott was also a finalist in the 2001 Keystone poetry competition. The release of his first novel, Entangled, placed Elliott on the list of Essence best-selling authors. He has also recently signed to write for the G-unit book series.
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