The Homeboys are the Justin Timberlake's and Jay-Z's of the town. Everybody wanted to be one of them or to be associated with them. Duke, Kyle, Dante, and Chris are four completely different boys, but the Homeboy title makes them like brothers. Cori "Junior" Davis has been there, done that. Her brother was a Homeboy. She doesn't like their player ways, but doesn't really care. It's not her life. Until one day, at a party, she meets Duke Williams, the most famous Homeboy, and ends up playing his game. Her mind is telling her not to fall in love, but her heart remains stubborn. Duke Williams isn't used to settling, but he might, for a certain cute virgin by the name of "Junior." But, first, he has to prove to her she can't win his game.

Bad Boy Blue. He has that nickname for a reason. Abandoned by his white mother as a baby, Blue was taken in my gang-running father. He grew up on the streets, and was raised by a gun. After being caught with drugs and guns and sent to juvie, he was released to be with his uncle in Louisiana where his old life can't get to him. But it's not that easy. It's a struggle for him to do anything right, an nobody takes the boy with the tattoos and bad record seriously. Except Lou. Luigi Alayna Brown is used to being picked out to be picked on. Normally she had her brother there to take care of her but he's gone to college. She wants to escape the ties to her mother, but everybody wants to hold her there. Except Blue, who could care less. Even though she knows Blue likes her, she can't help but boycott the bad boy.

Carter Harris is coming up in the game determined to fix everything his late father ruined starting by taking back an empire that was supposed to be left for him. Rising to the top is far from easy but right now that is the least of Carter's problems. -NOT EDITED-

What happens when two people have a strictly sex arrangement but then begin to fall for each other? African American Romance Story.

It was in essence, pure unadulterated bliss. I found that I was addicted after that, It was like I had been fed for the first time. Destruction, it was a beautiful thing... The story of a dancer's redemption.