Book 2 of Eye Candy

mendacious ; [menˈdāSHəs] adjective not telling the truth ; lying

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WARNING: IF YOU HAVE NOT READ PERSONA BOOK I THEN YOU WILL BE VERY CONFUSED ---- WARNING: IF YOU HAVE NOT READ PERSONA BOOK I THEN YOU WILL BE VERY CONFUSED IM WARNING YOU, JUST READ THE FIRST BOOK. Afia left not revealing to Benjamin that she is pregnant so it is revealed in a heated argument between Elijah and Muffy that Afia is pregnant and Benjamin left to go be with her. Or at least that is what we think... Will Afia be able to take Benjamin back after everything that happened between the two in Texas and if she does will she be able to put up with Benjamin's handful of a family.

Chai [shy] Bennett never thought love would lead her astray after risking it all for her high school sweetheart. He promised her a life of luxury and ease, but the cost was more than Chai could bargain for. She becomes a slave to the man she once knew and her opulent living quickly turns into a life of hell. Saint Campbell is another prisoner to his decisions as he tries to break the shackles of his past and find himself outside of the stigma. Being a former convict is a harsh start to his new beginning and his inner circle doesn't make it any better. Having to choose between his family, friends and future leads him down a dark, uncertain path. These two worlds collide in a brutal fight to freedom where life doesn't play fair. The battle tests their limits to the very end and creates a whirlwind of chaos. Will they make it out alive or will it just be another day in Chicago? (Completed in 2022 | Unedited) DISCLAIMER: This book contains details of physical and sexual abuse, with controversial topics. Reader discretion is advised. Please have respect for the subject matter and read with an open mind. Thank you.

Zen is not the most known or boldest person, but she never backs down. Coping with the death of her mother, her life continues to grow even more complicated day by day. As she survives the harsh streets of Chicago, she meets someone that might just change her life.

Romelo August The 23-year old man who was never wanted. Always had a life of struggle, but still had a caring heart. He put people who didn't care about him before himself, and was always left behind. Everyone he thought that cared about him, left and didn't look back. His family and friends left him in the streets and was never heard from again. The man is now homeless, and hides from everyone. He stays in a dark abandoned building, and sits in a window all day, and watch people lurk the busy streets. He hardly eats, making himself extremely skinny. He never leaves the building, only at night to look for food to where his stomach has been starved for the longest. He sits in a dark cold room, by himself, wondering why was he treated so poorly? Why didn't anyone like him? Why didn't anyone love him? Romelo wanted a lot of things, but what he needed was someone to love and take care of him. He needed help. Larraé Whitman The 23-year old that found Romelo.

" For a hell of a feeling, I'm living large." | Sequel to One the Realist. - COMPLETE started:| May 4, 2018 finished:| July 5, 2018 - book cover by- @badd_and_boujie - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

My work #1| Meet Alyssa-- Alyssa thinks that you should treat people how you want to be treated. She's the type to give homeless people her last dollar. She's a little ditsy, a bit naive but a lot of smart. Meet Jayceon-- Everybody calls him JC, he's In a gang called NOL which stands for "No One Lives", he sells weed and when someone life needs to be ended, he's the first person people call. He doesn't trust many and only sticks to his squad. He says trust gets you killed and that's why he barely makes conversation with people. Jayceon thinks Alyssa just a stuck up princess and Alyssa thinks Jayceon is a rude boy who uses girls. When Jayceon get paired with Alyssa for a school project will their opinion change or stay the same? Will she be the antidote?

Being A Preacher's Kid Isn't At All What It's Up To Be. You're Always At Home Because Either Your Mom Is Overprotective Or Your Dad Is An Uptight Preacher. I'm Nineteen, And I STILL Can't Get From Under My Parents' Thumbs. Something Has To Change, And Something Has To Change Now. *** I Should've Listened. My Parents Were Right From Shielding Me From The Real World. How Am I Going To Get Myself Out Of This Predicament? I Just Wanted To Sing...