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Geneva thought she knew what evil was before that Autumn in Chattanooga. She thought after being homeless for seven years she'd seen it all, and she knew how to manipulate life into giving her what she wanted. Strange things started happening in her town, and soon she learned that everything she thought she knew was a fabricated story created by the people who'd been watching her for her entire life. After being thrown into a sick, unfair game, she lost everything she gained along the way, including the ability to trust. Everyone around her was a suspect. Everyone she looked at could be the source of all her life's troubles. Ignoring it isn't an option because it always yanks you out of your comfort zone and forces you to brush shoulders with death even when you think it's over. So what can you do? How can you ask for help when anybody you meet could be the one controlling the operation? How can you take it down by yourself when they are always twenty steps ahead of you? There's only one answer: you can't. There's nothing you can do in this game except say your prayers. After all Geneva's been through, you start to wonder who you're praying to.

Sage Whitehead has danced for as long as she could remember--it's always been a passion for her. And when she was given a scholarship to dance at Howard University, she jumps at the chance right away. Besides, it's always been her dream. However, Sage has never experienced the desperate competition that arrives when the title of captain is at stake, nor has she experienced the desperate feeling of what some may call love, only for it to be forbidden. Join Sage on her journey through trials and tribulations as a Bisonette. [Book One of the Bisonette Series]

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.

What if the first person to break your heart wasn't a love interest but the very person who brought you into the world? What if the first person to reject you bore the title of a parent? What if the first person who was meant to show you love, fought their hardest to keep it from you? Amelia, a young black girl in the heart of London has yet to realise her self worth. In a world where colorism has polluted and infiltrated the belief systems of communities worldwide, Amelia struggles to see the beauty in her dark skin. She seeks acceptance yet has not found it in herself. Dependent on the approval of her appearance by others, what lengths will she go just to fit in?

"Man." I sighed. "It's just something about HER." Jordan Banks, is living good for 26 year old. He just opened up a nice Nightclub in Philadelphia, which is doing great. He's living his dream. But he needs someone to live it with. When he runs into Christina, the bartender what will happen? Christina Thomas. A independent, stubborn, sassy 23 year old bartender that work at a new nightclub in Philadelphia. She wants to live her dream, which is opening up a hair salon. But who's she going to live it with? When she runs into Jordan; the club owner, what will happen? When the two cross paths, what will happen? ©Copyrights 2016----- LegendProductions U.S copyright law

August and Amber newly married learn to navigate the tricky waters of married life. Trilogy to If That's What It Takes.

I saw yo dumb black ass shook a mile away

I speak up on what I think is right. Apparently these days being a better person is to be "triggered" or an "sjw" if you don't like that people are changing for the better and don't have time for bull-- don't read, don't actively seek out things you don't like. Simple edit 2020 / a collection of random rants from a teenage wanna be, as I grew many of my thoughts changed. some for the better others were realizing that there's a bigger picture outside of race, feminism, and politics. I am not a feminist, I am a womanist. I care for the betterment of black women ONLY. Everyone else has their legion, so will Black women.

Mila Hartfelt is one strong independent black woman, or so she thinks. The truth is, she can't go six months without needing a man to take care of her, and she can't even keep a relationship for that long. Why? Well because Mila has a type of a man that she likes to go after. They're usually ballers or rappers and they all treat her the same. Sleep with her, cheat on her, and leave her. What happens when her friend's older brother takes a liking to her? He tries his best to prove to her that they are meant to be, but Mila being Mila, is conflicted with her feelings towards him and doesn't know if taking a leap of faith would be worth it. He is after all, not her type.