What You Owe Me
What You Owe Me by Bebe Moore Campbell is a First Edition published by Putnam Adult on August 6, 2001. This 400-page novel explores the complex relationship between mothers and daughters through the lens of betrayal and financial ruin, as it follows Matriece, the daughter of Hosanna Clark, who seeks to address the injustices faced by her mother decades earlier.
In this narrative, Matriece is hired by Gilda Rosenstein’s cosmetics company to create a line of beauty products aimed at African Americans. As she navigates her professional responsibilities, she embarks on a personal mission to collect on the debt owed to her late mother, delving into themes of psychological conflict and familial ties. The story intricately weaves together the past and present, highlighting the impact of betrayal and the quest for justice within the context of the African American experience.
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Fifty years after her mother Hosanna Clark is betrayed and financially ruined by her friend and business partner, Gilda Rosenstein, Hosanna’s daughter Matriece is hired by Gilda’s huge cosmetics conglomerate to produce a line of African-American beauty products and embarks on a mission to collect on the debt owed to her late mother. 300,000 first printing.
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