Glass Houses

Kelli Brown is a sweet girl. Her soft demeanor, honey brown skin, round eyes and deep dimples make her the perfect girl next door. She is the only child of Rita Brown, who is a hard-drinking, no-nonsense mother.

Rachel Pettigrew is a spoiled brat. She's an opinionated loud mouth, whose striking dark skin beauty stands out spectacularly. She is reared like royalty as the only child of the town's beloved minister and his wife.

Bianca Goode the bi-racial girl with fair skin, long hair and those unique cat eyes moves next door to Kelli. She enters their circle of friendship just in time for junior high school, when the competition for boys begins.

The riveting tale of young friendship gone bad blossoms into an adult tale of betrayal, adultery and murder.

Carmen K. Glenn is a graduate of Central State University and Ball State University. She currently resides in Indianapolis with her husband and two children.