Jayda is a 18 year old girl born and raised in Harlem New York forced to live with her aunt since her parents were never in her life and her grandmother is getting too old and needs more attention. Jayda moves with her aunt and cousin in California starts a new school and falls in love...or so she thought

Kamari Samaritan is a fake goody two shoes. In her mind, she thinks that her life gotten better when she took the job as a pharmacy technician and move back to New York. But in reality, it isn't. Kamari committed to many sins she can't count no more. She tries to get that out her head on what she done in the pass but it keep coming back to her. Nora on the other hand is dealing with family issues. She didn't wanted to be in a relationship with a guy till her mother threatened her to be with a guy. Now, she's pregnant with her first child. Baby father reshad isn't no help at all, but get jealous when Kamari comes around. What will happen when Nora have enough of reshad? Will she leave with Kamari or leave New York with her baby for good? @JanayHopkins thanks for the book cover.

This is book 2 of the Grey family series! This story is about Michael Grey (Dave East) the oldest of the 5 Grey Men he's found himself falling for his baby sister's bestfriend Nina. How will their love story unfold?

After being homeless, living in her car for months now, while trying to care for her 4 year old little sister, Kamen. Amber finally faced reality when she looses the only family she has left, but finds herself in the mist of a man who portrays his kindness towards her. Can she trust him?

Oakley and August was best friends but he left everything, his family lifestyle and Oakley. Her feelings for August started to fade away when she notice he forgot about her. August comes back and Oakley hates him even more.

August finds himself in a random vets office in a panic desperate to get help for precious dog Drizzy. When he runs into the beautiful and smart mouthed Arian. Little does he know that Arian isn't looking for love or lust she's been hurt in the past. Can August convince the sassy Arian that they have what it takes to have a forever kind of love? Or will a surprise visit from August's past get in the way? ?THIS BOOK DOES have sexually explicit material and language this is a warning ⚠️ this book is not for children?

Chanel is a 21 year old girl whose childhood was nothing but sour. She witnessed both her parents get gunned down at the age of 9. Once this historical event happened she has had trust issues. She felt as if everyone was out to fuck her over or kill her. After her last relationship went south, she committed to never love anyone ever again. But what happens when Rashad, former drug dealer comes in her life? Credits: TrRawdolll

Sarah Marshall. A 21 year old, single mother. Five years ago, at the age of 16, she was brutally beaten and raped by her ex Raymond Brown. He impregnated her and left her to die. Nine months later after the incident, she birthed a beautiful baby boy, Christian Malik Marshall. Christian, an obedient young boy, who loves meeting new people. He's very caring and lovable. Christian is all Sarah has to a family. Sarah and Christian are strong, faithful believers in Christ, hence the name Sarah had given Christian. That one night of the attack, Sarah's life changed forever. #1 in August

A puzzle was meant to be complicated and complex. They were meant to make you become frustrated with its mazes of curves and turns in the pieces- the same pieces that make up a beautiful picture. But what if you had an never ending puzzle with unlimited pieces- No, No, No. Ok scratch that, What if you got to the end of that puzzle and you only had one piece- one more piece until you accomplished your goal of completing this puzzle. But what if the last piece you had wasn't the right piece, all your hard work thrown down the drain, along with all your other failures in life. What then? Well I'm here to tell you that there's no such thing as a wrong piece- or a piece that doesn't 'fit'. "Just throw it out if it doesn't fit." I remember her saying to me. But like I said before, there's no such thing. "Juss' because a piece don't fit, don't mean it's not da' right one." Silly me though, I let the piece go.