Book I 》》》 Friends With Benefits You Are Here 》》》 Book II

Shaiya is determined to enhance all areas of her life while combating deep rooted insecurities and refining her goals. Her pursuits lead her into complications that test her friendships, family relationships and has her questioning her own character as she becomes conflicted between her morals and her deepest desires. Shaiya will soon learn that she can decide what she pursues but not what pursues her.

A teenager views on the world through depressed eyes finds a way to see the world differently over time.

Tatyianna only knows pain, from a burn accident, losing her father, and the battle of keeping her mother alive. This plus size beauty is fighting an army all alone. Until she decides to go to the one person she thought she'd never have to encounter. This story isn't about the fat girl getting the hot guy. It's about two different people finding love due to pain. The true beast has awoken.

30 year old Anthony Williams is one of NY's finest. He has been on the force for about nine years has a loving woman and a beautiful six year old little girl to come home to and loves the life he lives. At least when he's not having issues at home. Although growing up on the east side of harlem Anthony dreamed of the day of being a hard working detective and isn't going to quit any time soon. Angel, 26 year old Brooklyn girl who also loves the life she lives. Instead of continuing with her education she lives the life of slangin' weed and tricking off men. She cares for no one other than herself and her seven year old son and aint afraid to show it. 'Lifes a bitch then you die' is what she sees the world so she lives every day like its her last and is all about her paper. What happens when these two opposites cross paths ? Are they really so opposite ? Let this story take you on a journey full of shocking twists, drama, love lost, broken trust, and new friendships being built. Copyright © 2013 Neffie Gonzales

[The Industry Series x 1] Chasity Daniels was the girl who never stopped following her dreams. As a little girl, she has always had a passion for reading and writing, wanting to publish her own magazine. At the age of 19, she accomplished that dream, by publishing "The Urban Daily", the most successful magazine thus far. With the large amount of success she's gained with this magazine, she's offered a lot of deals. But with one deal to shoot a documentary film about her life, she's required to re-live her past, something she was desperately aiming to erase. cover by @chemistric

Cassandra Jones had big dreams growing up, the only one with any kind of dreams in her family. . She made good grades, stayed out of trouble and even graduated on time. But Her circumstances wouldn't let her leave so she stayed and became a stripper at the club Hustler's Palace under her stage name Honey years later. Now 23, She loves her job and what she does even bringing home more money than she can count, but being a dancer at Hustler's Palace doesn't always mean life is good. As things begin to look up for Honey, others around her are scheming to obtain what she has. The road to success becomes twisted as relationships and loyalty are put to the test but soon she begins to believe in the saying, "More money, more problems." Things could even get deadly. *BE ADVISED, CONTAINS MATURE CONTENT. READ AT OWN DISCRETION*(CERTAIN CHAPTERS WILL BE PRIVATE DUE TO CONTENT. FOLLOWING WILL BE REQUIRED.)

Everything done in the dark must come to light one day right? The last chapter of my book is graphic as hell and yall know wattpad and they rules so just when you get there remove the book from your library and add it back on.

Original Story (there's also a rewrite of this story) ---- Horrible secrets and tragic pasts, she was the smart girl in the back of class. Witty comments and silent thoughts, two people who's lives fell in fault. Quiet sobs and nightly hugs, neither really gave a fuck. Meaningful words and days of fun, the ultimate love. story: copyright two-thousand fourteen (unedited) adrianna moton poem: copyright two-thousand fifteen adrianna moton