Scammanced

About the Book

I received a simple “hey” in Messenger, and I ignored it for a few days, thinking, who the fuck is this? I also had a friend request but had not accepted it either. So I asked, “Do I know you?” And he replied that he was looking for a friend to chat with. I noticed that his spelling of simple English words was bad (first bad sign). He wanted someone he could trust and chat with. I asked how he came across me, and he claimed he saw my “pretty face.” He told me he googled my name. He did. I did and did not realize it had all the stuff about my birth name, my married names, when I was saved by a fireman, and so on. I googled my name, and there were five pages with my name associated on all of them.

About the Author

Ricki James is a first-time writer. It has been her dream to publish a number-1 bestseller before she turns sixty-five. She was recommended by her freshman comp instructor for an English honors writing class. After she penned a turning point in her life as a class project, she decided to turn it into a novel that has taken a backseat to this novel about scammers, which she prays all women on the Internet will read.