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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Mimi Jenkins, author of I Am My Mother’s Daughter

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Mimi Jenkins, author of I Am My Mother’s Daughter
(Mindstir Media)

“I Am My Mother’s Daughter” centers on Jocelyn, a paralegal by day and club dancer by night. She gets caught up in the attention she gets from dancing – not to mention the huge tips and extravagant life style. Men love her and women hate her.

When a stranger walks in the club and invites her to his hotel, things go down hill. Her life turns into a living nightmare that spirals out of control. She is forced to perform in ways that make her feel numb to the ways of the world.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write “I Am My Mother’s Daughter“?

Mimi Jenkins: Inspiration. Wow, good question. The characters involved in “I Am My Mother’s Daughter” have been floating around in my head for Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Mimi Jenkins, author of I Am My Mother’s Daughter →