Four beautiful African American best friends navigate their own trial and error through modern day society.

Aaron Turner had come to terms with his bisexuality at the age of fifteen. His first real relationship was with the man he'd always wanted and it was something he'd never wanted to end. But like most teenage relationships it didn't last long and they eventually went their separate still holding a soft spot for one another but the timing just was never right. Now, at the age of twenty one Aaron is in college, he has the money and the looks but it never felt like enough. After a chance encounter with his first love - Moses a kingpin on the rise, things take a turn for the worst when they can't resist each other and precede to mess around not caring who they hurt in the process. It was like an addiction and once they got in too deep it was to late to go back. Aaron didn't think about the outcome, but the aftershock of messing with a married drug dealer when lots of lives and relationships are involved is more than just messy especially when things turn deadly.

Nia is now a grown woman. A cold one. While she's trying to protect her heart, one guy will attempt to eat away at the wall she has built. An ode to Black mental health and self care. Read Soft & Strength (in this order) first.

Spinoff to Trust Issues Series: Aaliyah and Austin aren't teenagers anymore, they're all grown up and dealing with grown up issues. Being far from home and away from Armoni and Jerome's guidance, they're trying to figure out things on their own. Join Aaliyah and Austin on their journey through life.

After a shocking turn of events and revelations, twin sisters Cilia and Iris Hunter are now at odds. The wildness of Cilia and Allele's attempts at gaining money for Iris's sight, brought the heat down of the New York City police on them; forcing them to flee and become wanted. However, the twins are introduced to their family and third sister-their triplet, White Locus. Thanks to the Hunter cartel, the trio are able to beat their legal troubles with the police; however, Cilia and Allele's past is not far behind them as they still find themselves being hunted by New York City's biggest drug supplier and ex-lover of Cilia, Dion "Breeze" Gray. Unwilling to give Cilia over to Breeze, a war is started. And unknown to the Hunter cartel, Keshawn Gray is also put on a mission to take them down if he wants a final shot at becoming detective. Can the Hunter cartel prevail, even when one of their own are bringing them down from the inside? Cover by: @dragology

Urban - Four individuals going through different aspects of life. Each going through their own struggles surrounding Lyrewood - HARDAWAY. VOLUME ONE - Carmen Richardson. Kylan Burgess. Aalea Jimenez. Marshay Hayes. VOLUME TWO - Asia Jimenez. Sharif Costello. Giovanni Johnson. Larenz Daniels. VOLUME THREE - Mercedes Johnson. Rico Daniels. Rhys Sanders. Shawn Watson.

Living the life of luxury was all King Grant seemed to know. Growing up under his King Pin Grandfather, Quentin, the streets and a life of riches were how he lived his best life. He seemed to have it all, or so he thought. Life as he knew it was a lie. He was lied to about who he was and where he came from, essentially by everyone around him. Everyone seemed to know his true identity except for him. He didn't know the truth about his life until the tragic loss of a prominent member of his family. Now, with the streets depending on him to step up and regain control of the throne Quentin rightfully sat in, will he be able to face the demons his family kept hidden in one of the most popular brothels in the area or will he succumb to the same fate as his real mother, Heiress?

In the fourth installment of the 'One in a Milyon' series, Milyon Carter faces most challenging times. While her newly wed husband, Cartier King is facing federal charges, along with Maceon Carter. No one can be trusted. As a kings queen, Milyon must overcome her heartache and grief due to the absence of her husband and take on his role in the streets.

After the loss of her grandmother and brother, Ryan Hudson became the mother, the provider, and soon the golden ticket. The life of her and her siblings would change drastically due to her talent. Things change when the money come- one quote Ryan would become a product of. She'll experience falling in love, heart break, and even more loss. Would Ryan be able to handle the extra pain that's to come during her musical transition?