"My Soul is blacker than my Skin"-Imani Zaire

Third and Final book in the Suicide Boy series! Justin is handsome, tall, muscular, and ladies man but more importantly he's light-skin. In his world light- skin is the best skin. At his high school the light-skin people get treated better than darker skinned people. He's Mr. Popular at his school and everyone wants to be him and his friends. He's on top of the world. But what happens when his world comes crashing down and an old friend comes back to town? Will Justin continue to swirl out of control or will this Bad Boy be tamed?

Noah and Tiana come from two very different worlds. Noah lives in a low income area and attends a public school while selling drugs on the side to provide his mother and little brothers. Tiana lives in a wealthy neighborhood and attends the most prestigious private school in the state while trying to be perfect for her older brother and his wife. Tiana is assigned to tutor Noah to help him bring his grades. Through this tale of pain, hurt, and love both of them will learn it's just easier not to judge.

They call him Suicide Boy but I call him Jason. At McKinely High the lastest fad that has students crazed is bullying. Bullying is harmful and effects could possibly lead to suicide for the victim. Follow in the journey of Jason Blake and how he becomes strong.

Second Book in the Suicide Boy series! With an alternate ending of Suicide Boy Layla is back with Derek instead of Jason. Years later their daughter, Mia, is swept off her feet by a blonde haired and blue- eyed football star but complications arise when their parents discover their relationship. Then their youngest son, Vince, who is 16 has a secret to tell that he doesn't want to keep hidden for long but he's scared of how his parents will react. Lastly there is Dominic, Dom for short who is carefree and is in college. Dom won't let anyone or anything hurt his siblings. The drama doesn't stop there because Jason is back in Layla's life and Derek isn't taking to kindly to that.

You never know what Mona will bring to the table

"so, what's your bodycount?" "the people i've killed or the people i've slept with?" "well, they're not really people anymore. but both." • ski trips can be messy; agitated teachers, homesick kids, claustrophobic coach rides. the usual. but sophie never expected her first school trip to be like this, a mess just as predicted; but one with a whole lot of blood, bodies, and a neverending craving for brains. ©loudluke