EPISODE 76 - SERENITI HALL ON JERRY ROYCE LIVE!

Sereniti Hall is an urban fiction author who pulls her creative juices and characters from everyday life, from the people, places, and things she’s seen and encountered.

While serving time in Marianna Federal Prison Camp, Sereniti didn’t want to waste her time being idle and wanted to have a foundation to build on upon her release. After reading an urban fiction novel by the “Queen of Thug Fiction,” Wahida Clark and many others, Sereniti was inspired to begin her writing career shortly thereafter. She queried Ms. Clark, who signed her to a two book deal. And the rest, as they say, is her-story.

In 2011, Sereniti Hall became the first Wahida Clark Publishing (WCP) author to have her novel Feenin’ listed as one of the top ten books for Street Literature in the Library Journal. Since then she has released the even hotter and banging sequel, Still Feenin’ and continues to surprise her readers novel after novel.

Four generations of women souring with hurt, resentment, and pain are caught up in the hood trenches, trying to survive life by any means necessary.
Pamela’s main focus is fulfilling her man Fletcher’s every desire, while also neglecting her fifteen-year-old daughter, Komura, who finds love and affection in the arms of a small time hustler.
Brandy’s thirst for living lavish is unquenchable and so are her thoughts of having a monogamous relationship with a man who grants her every wish. Her mother, Evelyn, warns her not to be fooled by the glitz and the glam, because she's seen it all before. Will Brandy heed the warning?
The conniving matriarch of the family, Mama Shelly holds the key to a vaulted family secret that may very well burst into a mighty flame.
In this escalating tale of family dysfunction, relationships are torn, secrets emerge, and many hearts are annihilated.