Author: Monica Maria Jones

Synopsis:

In the world we live in people are divided into three main social classes. The Upper class is comprised of the immensely wealthy and powerful. The Middle class consists of managers and highly paid professionals, and the Lower class is made up of people who are paid average or low wages, receiving 'welfare', unemployed or homeless. In Detroit and other cities like it, a fourth social class has emerged in the minds of those who occupy it that falls somewhere in between the middle and upper classes. Unlike the other classes, the fourth is more of an active state of being. It is a verb. People in this class act out and represent what it means to be in the upper middle class. The fourth class is called FLOSS.

Independent Review:

Author Monica Marie Jones delivers greatness once again with her 3rd book, Floss. But don’t let the title fool you, this book is far from your typical urban fiction novel littered with the plights of a king pins and his “ride or die chick.” Floss is more of a warning of what happens when you allow the love of money to be your sole focus and only motivation. -Cindy E. Folson, Freelance Journalist, Michigan Front Page Newspaper