It's 5 years later, Akira and Arie are both now 21 they are freshly out of college and they live together in a apartment complex. They still live in Jacksonville and not planning to leave anytime soon. Akira is now focused on getting her career path straight, she wants to become a lawyer and keep people from being in jail when it wasn't their fault. Arie on the other hand, shes still figuring out what she wants to do in life but until then she goes to the club a lot and treats everyday like a Friday night. Lindsey is now helping Adrian in his drug game along with his father, they are starting to run the whole state of Florida, also with the assistance of Julian, Kaeland, Judas, and many other helpers from the trap. A new gang starts to brew up from Tampa and moves into Jacksonville and they try their hardest to break Adrians gang "Trappers" apart and bring them down individually, but does it really work? Myla and Jeremiah are now in their late 30's to 40's along with the other OG characters. Their younger kids, Jordan is now 17, Marco 15, and Baby Toni is now 5. They also had a new baby and yes it was a boy and his name is Sincere Florida Evans who is two years old. Obviously they wanted the name to remind them of Miami, their passed away son. Myla and the rest of the family are very more secluded from everything and living in peace. No drugs, no gangs, no shootings they are finally at ease. Can't say the same for Arie and Akira as they continue to meet and also deal with people who are very much involved in those things. Unfortunately this is the last book of this series but it will be worthy of a last book, Make sure you read the first book before you come here. Have fun readinggg ❤️‼️

This Is the sequel to My "it's called life" books. It's years later and little akira is now 16 years old.. she goes through way more different things then her mom and everyone around her went through in my last books. Myla and Jeremiah, along with the rest of the crew are now in their mid-30's and just trying to let their kids live better lives then them. But Myla and Jeremiah's Son, Miami, and the rest of the crew kids fall down the drug path like their parents did in the past life.

𝗔𝗻𝗱 𝗜 𝗦𝗲𝗾𝘂𝗲𝗹.

"𝘼𝙣𝙙 𝙄, 𝙠𝙣𝙤𝙬 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙝𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙣'𝙩 𝙗𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙠 𝙢𝙮 𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙩.." - 𝘾𝙞𝙖𝙧𝙖

4th and final book to the series! Amour and Rashad are married, in a new city the kids are growing up and everything is going so well. Drama never ceases to follow them though. 4th and final book to the series!

3rd book to "She's So Stuck Up |A Crazy Hood Love Story|" Craziness is happening! Amour and Rashad are fighting to have their love story, but will it all crash and burn and grow into a beautiful love story?

2nd book to "She's So Stuck Up |A Crazy Hood Love Story|" The night from the club is crazy! Amour is having to deal with some heavy things in this book. Rashad is fighting battles of his own. Will these two come back stronger than ever?

Amour was a young lady from around the way. Shes been around the hood her whole life. She never gives these boys chances so they always assume she's stuck up. One comes along and tries to see what's she's stuck up over. No pictures used in this story is mine they belong to people in the photos.

(Book 3 of The Neverlasting Series) After their disappearing act, Jewelle and Justice are tested to see just how strong their relationship is. To some, this may be an easy task but finding comfort in their new lifestyle Jewelle finds it harder than normal... especially when new people are coming into the picture. Will the basic acts of betrayal destroy relationships that were once unbounded?

(Book 2 of The Neverlasting Series) Kaivar Bellazan, the man that women had lust over since high school, college, and even since they first laid eyes on him out in public. Three years ago, Rosè wasn't excluded and through her journey of falling for him she had grown attached to the man she could never have in reality. After coming face to face with the truth of "tough love", the abortion being the real smack in the face, Kaivar had to go through the ins and outs of getting over Rosè. In the process, he finds himself overcoming more than just emotions but familiar deaths and even more dead career paths and relationships. Now, Kai is making a name for himself and life doesn't seem that hard until he finds himself in a predicament where his decision could decide the fate of someone's life. On the other hand, with a guilty conscience and side effects of the abortion, Rosè is trying to move forward so that she can focus on herself and the career but family issues, workplace drama, and the possibility of losing her closest friends seem to rob her of her joy. Down on their luck, Rosè and Kai can't recall a time where they were happy without seeing each other and after three years, the wounds are still fresh. Is it possible for them to get closure and really move on? Or is this truly the endless love that everyone seemed against?