Sweet as candy, evil as sin, you would never guess Fatema Andrews was living a double life. After meeting Kylan Taylor out of fate, she isn't too nice to him at first but that's what he likes the most. Fatema juggles college classes during the day and sins more than the devil at night. Coming from a notorious family o...
Chanelle is a 16 year old girl. Tan skin, 5'2",long dark brown curls that hang down her back, has the whole world in front of her. Has a great home life, gets the good grades in school and has amazing friends. No one would ever think she would end up with a Thug. What happens when, Lexis, Big time thug,16 years old...
When Lauren's mother died, her abusive father looks to her to play the role of house wife and bedmate. Lauren finds a way to escape it all when she meets local barbershop owner and Kingpin Rio.
Payton hates where she lives. Her snoody rich neighborhood wasnt her style. She longed to live in the hood where everyone was "real". On one of her and her dads annual trips to Bankhead Payton finds herself falling for one hood boy that could care less about her and her feelings. Will he come areound? Will he soon lea...
A contemporary southern gothic mystery series about a teenager who discovers a cache of centuries-old letters containing clues to crimes happening in the present day. READERS CHOOSE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT! Parish Mail is written like a TV series–there are over-arching mystery and romantic story arcs that extend between th...
Natasha is a lonely girl living in the big NYC. Her mom is has anger issues, her step father is abusive, and she lives her life to protect her brother from it. When she meets mysterious Trell on Whisper she instantly falls in love even though he lives almost 2000 miles away...
Peyton is now a graduate of high school and is moving to Alabama to go to school. With her whole family and boyfriend moving with her, she couldnt be happier. But when a new male walks into Peytons life will it break up her and Anthony for good or just send them on a rocky path to heaven.
