A Blackboard best-selling author, Camika Spencer has perfectly captured the corporate world in this tale of success and secrets. Joyce, Margaret, and Faulkner all work for a major telephone company. Although Faulkner should be promoted, Joyce, her manager, seems determined to prevent it. And although Joyce and long-time employee Margaret used to be best friends, now they no longer speak. When an unexpected tragedy strikes at the office, Faulkner decides to find out what's behind these problems, no matter what the cost.
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“Exceedingly well executed...Spencer transcends the African-American ‘girlfriends with men problems’ genre and touches upon more substantial and universal themes. On one level, Cubicles may be enjoyed as an engrossing story of the challenges facing African-American women in the corporate workplace. But its implications are broader than that. It is about women and men of all races struggling to survive within, or to break out of, the compartments or cubicles of their economic, social, and personal lives. With Cubicles, Spencer has exceeded the bright promise of When All Hell Breaks Loose.”
— Fort Worth Star-Telegram
“Perfect for the exhausted worker bee who realizes that Mr. Paycheck is the best thing about the job.”
— USA Today“Camika Spencer’s edgy novel of women competing against each other (and the rest of the world, too) contains so many sharp observations and uncomfortable truths that you may never want to leave your cubicle again.”
— Dallas Morning News“[A] light-hearted look at the office politics that influence performance and promotion.”
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Camika Spencer is the bestselling author of When All Hell Breaks Loose. She holds a bachelor’s degree in
broadcasting and journalism, has written for Eclipse, The East Texan,
and Mosaic, and now writes a monthly
column for dallasblack.com. She lives in Dallas, Texas.
Myra Lucretia Taylor is an award-winning actress who has appeared on Broadway, off Broadway, in many theaters across the country, and internationally. Her television and film credits include Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Atlanta, The Big Sick, Bushwick, and Catfight.
Patricia R. Floyd has narrated dozens of audiobooks throughout her career, including Denise Nicholas’ Freshwater Road and Ellease Southerland’s Let the Lion Eat Straw. Balanced with her audiobook work, she has directed several plays at Stamford Theatre Works. She has won five AudioFile Earphones Awards.
Lizan Mitchell has won the prestigious Audie Award for best narration as well as nine Earphones Awards. She appears frequently on episodic television and more recently in the feature film The Human Stain.