Toya Wright is being sued by Farrah Gray Publishing for not properly promoting her book Priceless Inspirations <who knew she had a book?>, and going against their contract...
Toya adamantly denies the claims, and goes in on the publishing company...
The reality star and author is working on her follow-up book to Priceless Inspirations, but she may have to find a new publisher, since Farrah Gray Publishing, the company responsible for printing and distributing her first book, is suing.
“u trying to sue me for 1 million dollars. for what??? give me 1 good reason,” she tweeted Thursday. “i refuse to let anyone lie on me. i did all I can do to sell my book and promote it. so all of this is BS!”
The book placed on the New York Times Bestseller list, but the company’s attorneys have accused Toya of not properly promoting the work.
According to reports, Toya is also accused of selling the book privately, which is considered a “direct, contributory and vicarious inducement of copyright infringement, unfair competition and breach of contract.”
Toya not only took to Twitter to refute the claims, she’s officially responded through a spokesperson.
“Mrs. Wright consistently went above and beyond her contractual obligations which included: Self- funding a college tour promoting Priceless Inspirations, Cross promotion of her Ampro endorsement by placing the book cover on Ampro products nationwide and allowing Farrah Gray Publishing the platform to promote her book on her highly successful reality show on Black Entertainment Television," Toya’s reps said in a statement.
Toya was infuriated <sounds like someone sccuurrdd!>, and took to Twitter to sound off...
Toya not only took to Twitter to refute the claims, she’s officially responded through a spokesperson.
“Mrs. Wright consistently went above and beyond her contractual obligations which included: Self- funding a college tour promoting Priceless Inspirations, Cross promotion of her Ampro endorsement by placing the book cover on Ampro products nationwide and allowing Farrah Gray Publishing the platform to promote her book on her highly successful reality show on Black Entertainment Television," Toya’s reps said in a statement.
Toya was infuriated <sounds like someone sccuurrdd!>, and took to Twitter to sound off...
The Mr. & Mrs. have had quite the string of bad luck...
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