My parents are those boogie, stuck up black people who think they the shit. They've always brained washed me from young and told me not to go for the hood rats and thugs- to always find a good rich man to take care of me. Growing up in a rich neighborhood and private schools, money and success is all I know. In all my seventeen years of living I never thought I would go against my parents words and fall for a Thug.

Tink is a famous designer big time party girl/player falling in love is not her plan she likes to play games with guys fuck em and leave em is her motto..... will she find the guy that would make her change her plans and give up the player life

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"Don't ever leave me again" With age comes responsibility, some comes sooner than for others. Being in a family filled with drugs and murder it's only normal to follow in the footsteps of those before you. With old beefs growing more and more deadly the family is more divided then ever. Everything comes at a cost and karma is very much real, it just hits in different ways. With the Jamaican cartel thriving in the drug world and deemed untouchable an old beef between Moriah and Kaine seems to be growing out of control leaving people stuck in the middle. New York also has stepped in to the feud when it's leader grows power hungry forcing sides to be chosen, their motto is 'Death Before Dishonor'. Ajani and Kaine's love story might be officially over, especially when mistakes are made and the past comes to light and sides are chosen out of lies and deceit. When it's all said and done only one side will remain and the California organization you all have grown to love might have just met its match.

Book Four, must read books 1-3 "It's all bout who you know, street ties mean everything love" Ajani Powell now Fourteen was raised in Jamaica with her younger brother very aware of her father and her families street life but she preferred to keep to herself spending time studying and keeping her brother in check. Being one of the oldest of the next generation the family business is hanging on Ajani's shoulders and she's forced to make a tough choice, she could either fix her families mistakes or keep the cycle of violence going to keep her families legacy alive. When her father and mother make the decision that Jamaica is no longer safe for their family they move back to California unbeknownst to them that Cali may not be the same or as safe as they think it is with a feud growing between two young men with very different ideas for the drug world and Ajani is stuck right in the middle of it all. Little did everyone know this feud would soon turn into the most deadliest turf war the state of California has ever seen and would go down in history.

Book Three Don't Read if you haven't read the first two books or you won't understand. "I'm a sinner baby, so are you and that's why I love you" With Ohaji sentenced to prison and Jade & Silas done with the game for good it's up to there children to keep the legacy alive but hustling doesn't come easy. Alijah Scott, now twenty is having a hard time trying to maintain her relationship with the Jamaican Cartel leader, Jesse Powell while he's still running from his responsibilities and afraid of commitment. With a new drug business stepping onto the scene taking mostly all of there customers Alijah is at a crossroads in her life on if this time the family drug organization and her relationship is really worth saving. Calvin Scott has changed tremendously in the past five years turning into a complete and utter monster. Only giving a damn about his family he takes out anyone in his way with out even blinking an eye. With the help of Jesse and Eli these young man have gone above and beyond to make sure this business doesn't go down the drain ruining all of his fathers hard work. With another powerful drug business coming along Cal, Jesse and Eli feel there throne being snatched from under there feet, and this time they may have met there match. But then again they are men who aren't afraid to sin, so they should be able to handle a little competition, right?

Denise Davis thought loving a genius would feel like standing in sunlight. Instead, it feels like standing in fire. **The Heart PT 2** pulls us back into the storm of Denise and Kendrick Lamar, where love is brilliant, bruising, and impossible to walk away from. The calendar flips from 2013 to 2014, but time does not heal here. It exposes. Fame grows teeth. Loyalty grows fragile. And every choice echoes louder than the last verse. Then enters J. Cole. Not as a savior. Not as a villain. But as a presence. When Denise crosses paths with Cole in the middle of her unraveling world, something shifts. Conversations feel different. Silences feel heavier. What begins as understanding slowly coils into something far more dangerous. Because when a woman is starving for peace, even kindness can feel intoxicating. Friendships fracture. Infidelity leaves fingerprints. Drugs blur the edges of truth. Secrets breathe in the dark. Love refuses to die quietly. This is not a fairytale about fame. This is a reckoning. In a world where music crowns kings and buries the wounded, Denise must decide who she is when the spotlight dims and the whispers grow loud. Because karma does not knock. It remembers. What goes around never disappears. It waits. All Rights Reserved.