"All my life...I've been waiting for your love. All those nights...I lusted for the drugs."

Chai [shy] Bennett never thought love would lead her astray after risking it all for her high school sweetheart. He promised her a life of luxury and ease, but the cost was more than Chai could bargain for. She becomes a slave to the man she once knew and her opulent living quickly turns into a life of hell. Saint Campbell is another prisoner to his decisions as he tries to break the shackles of his past and find himself outside of the stigma. Being a former convict is a harsh start to his new beginning and his inner circle doesn't make it any better. Having to choose between his family, friends and future leads him down a dark, uncertain path. These two worlds collide in a brutal fight to freedom where life doesn't play fair. The battle tests their limits to the very end and creates a whirlwind of chaos. Will they make it out alive or will it just be another day in Chicago? (Completed in 2022 | Unedited) DISCLAIMER: This book contains details of physical and sexual abuse, with controversial topics. Reader discretion is advised. Please have respect for the subject matter and read with an open mind. Thank you.

⚠️Book 1: Black Rose⚠️ Dave and Bernice are back, but this time as Mr. & Mrs. Brewster. How long will that last though? Watch them as they go through struggles not only as a married couple, but also as parents. People don't want to see them happy. Outsiders don't want their unified hearts of gold to prosper. Will they survive or will they die and wither away like a rose without soil, water and sunlight?

A lot of people don't get as many opportunities at success & even friendship as Dave and Bernice did. David Brewster aka Dave East and Bernice Burgos were just 2 Harlem kids from the east side trying to make it. They were best friends..at one point at least. After a couple moves out of NY then back their friendship ended, but now as adults could they respark it? A reunited friendship will change them for the better. Watch these Black Roses bloom... ⚠️Book 2: Gold Petals⚠️ All events in this book are fictional. Some instances such as events and characters may be based off of real life but nothing is 100% factual.

Growing up in the cartel has its perks... money, nice houses, fast cars, expensive clothes, and of course hoes. Luis raised them to protect themselves, and Kamila taught them to respect all women even if they were hoes. After Luis's death the cartel was passed down to the four brothers (Money, Trigga, Caine, and Devil). Kamila would love for her four sons to find love and give her grand-kids before she's too old to make memories. Little does she know the Santiago brothers already have their eyes and ears open, but the pursuit won't be easy? The four girls they've chosen to pursue know all about the Santiago legacy, but they don't know the real Santiago brothers. Are they willing to give love a chance with Miami's most known, or will fear of the unknown cause them to crash and burn? I welcome you to the Santiago Cartel.

Hey guys! I'm back with a sequel to One Night! If you haven't read One Night yet please go read it before you read this one. Thanks.

Yazmin is a 230 lb. 16 year old and has big dreams of being a model and a professional cheerleader. Her mom left her when she was only 5 & had been in & out of her life ever since. Her dad, he's never been in her life. She's been trying to lose weight for the acceptance letter of her peers. People make fun o her every day for her size but after all she's been through will she overcome it?

All rights reserved to "@mimiluvsyouxoxo" 2016. "Preacher's Daughter (Chris Brown)" is under direct ownership of the author. Theft or plagiarism is strongly prohibited, those who commit such crime will face a penalty. For copyright purposes, I do not own any; photos,images, or music that are found throughout this book. Such content has been found via the internet. Justine Miller is a Preacher's daughter. A lot of people believe that Preacher's kids are most troubled, but Justine is the complete opposite. She wasn't sheltered as a child, so she was exposed to everything that the real world had to offer. She grew up to be an amazing, beautiful woman, with good morals. Chris Brown is a homeless man, staying in a homeless shelter. Use to be a star player in high school, the guy that everyone loved and had a bright future ahead of him. Until he starting experimenting with different drug, but the only one that stuck was the pills. With out the two even noticing, Justine always found herself helping Chris whenever she saw him. She didn't realize she was helping the same guy over and over again until she finally take him into her home one night. My goal with this story is to make it different from the typical Preacher's Daughter story, where she's a good girl that turns bad after she meets this guy. Cover made by: JB_Justin_Bieber

Growing up motherless wasn't always what the 18-year-old Tanya Moore would've dreamt of. Life had a funny way of doing things ya know? It was bad enough she only got to spend the first quarter of her life with her mother before she lost her to stupid cancer. The only time they got to hang out was Saturday and Sunday before and after Church. She was always at home with her father, he wasn't always so bad, he was a great man, a great husband, and a loving father.. he was a retired war veteran and did nothing but collect his checks and would occasionally do favors for old friends. Stacy Moore was a high school teacher and all the kids in the neighborhood loved her. She was always so sweet and would sing to her class if they did well. A loving mother, wonderful wife, amazing daughter, a great friend, but when the good Lord calls, there is simply nothing we can do about it. As much as we may try, God always has the final say, it may be a bad way to turn things out, but remember things happen for a reason and God never makes mistakes. Once she passed away after battling cancer for three years, things changed.. for the worst, and poor sweet little Tanya was caught in the crossfire of it all. We're all afraid of something or someone, we all get tired, we all get fed up with the same old routine, but the question is, how much is enough? When is it simply too much? When should you begin to fight back or run? How long should you sit there and let the only person that you once loved and looked up to continue to misuse and abuse you? Tell me something, if you had a chance to get help would you run and never look back?

Works #4: He's a man with a heart of gold, and a giving spirit and she's a woman down on her luck but with a hopeful heart for better days.