Your environment determines the person you become. It was basic biology, mirroring if you will. Regardless of the person you wish to be, you will be a reflection of the people you were raised by. Verity Golden was the daughter of high school sweethearts who had created a stable and secure home to raise their two children. Her parents had inadvertently taught her the true meaning of "For better and for worse." Her father's faith and mother's persistence had taught her to always care for the people she loved. It was a gift and curse. No matter what she would always put her feelings aside and come through for the people she loved. She was a ray of sunshine to the people she loved. Her pure heart would soon become corrupt as she attempts to light up the life of Kier West. A 23-year-old Kingpin who had connection all throughout the state of Louisiana. The entirely different backgrounds made a difference in the type of people they were. Where Verity was selfless, Kier was selfish. While she was merciful, he was ruthless. The darkness that was Kier would overshadow her shine. Her light lost in darkness, however the Moon still shined like Sun at night, even when the sky is Moonless. *FROM URBANBOOKCLUB* WE HAVE SLOW UPDATES, there is like 5 of us working on this book and we all have lives outside of each other. Sorry

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DISCONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE* 17 year old Nevaeh is a senior in high school. She's your average pretty, mixed & very likable girl. She's a sweet and friendly person but has a little anger built in her. She also has a past that she almost forgot about. With her best friend by her side nothing could go wrong, right? Hopefully before she & her best friend finishes off their last year in high school, they can both make the best of it. "Little did they know" is that someone from Nevaeh's past will eventually catch up to her. Who is it? Will she be able to overcome it? You might as well read to find out.. I would. *wink* *DISCONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE*

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