"I've never met a madman such as yourself. You're necrotic! I'd go as far as to say you're the son of necrosis." The roaring 1900s were a time to behold, especially in New York's first integrated-staff hospital, where 31 year old Michael Jackson led the crusade as the first African-American chief of surgery. Hailed as the remedy to any demonic plague thrown his way, he still can't seem to cure the one that lurks deep within himself. In a world of "every man for themselves"... some don't even have the pleasure of that much.

Am I really hard to please? Perhaps I have such special needs.

True connection often lies in the most unexpected places.

Armani Yvonne Smith was born for the spotlight. From a Motown child star to a solo sensation, she's spent her life under the industry's microscope-crafted, controlled, and consumed by fame. To the world, she's untouchable: bold, confident, and effortlessly glamorous. But behind the music, Armani is a mess. Battling her own mind, she craves something real bad, something stable-something she's never had. Then when she reconnects with an old friend, every thing else is history. Michael is unlike anyone Armani has ever known-brilliant yet naive, guarded yet giving. In him, she finds a love that feels both impossible and inevitable. But Armani knows herself too well. She's reckless. She's petty. Self-destructive. She breaks things before they can break her. And she's terrified that loving Michael will mean hurting him in the process. As the pressure of her own mind collides with the weight of a relationship, Armani is left with a choice: run from love like she always has-or finally face the herself. 1994 I caressed his body as he shakes with fear. "Remember what you told me when we first made love?" Silence. "Hmm, can you take five inches?" I ask him. "What about six?" He grunts as I go deeper. I laugh, watching him squirm. "Seven...Eight...Nine?" He doesn't respond. "Remember what you said to me." I mutter, as I pull the knife from his thigh. "Take all of it."

Old works that I never published because they were really bad so I revamped them.

The Wind Down is a captivating collection that invites listeners to unwind and immerse themselves in the tranquil melodies of Michael Jackson's songs. Each track serves as a gateway to a world of introspection and relaxation, accompanied by vivid short stories that amplify the emotional depth of the music. From soulful ballads to rhythmic grooves, "The Wind Down" offers a diverse yet cohesive experience designed to soothe the mind and uplift the spirit.

Coming from a life of drugs, money, and women, Michael "Meechie" Jackson had the world in the palm of his hands. He had power and his business, which he built from the ground up, morphed him into one of the most well-known drug lords in the city. Irish "Irie" Dunomes, the daughter of a pastor, didn't live the cliché holy than thou life. She was beautiful, talented, intelligent and a good girl, but she could be rebellious and bold. She was never afraid to chase after what she wanted, and after catching a glimpse of Michael one night he piqued her interest in ways no other man had. Although not initially interested, something made him change his mind to give her a chance realizing she was more than what he bargained for. As love becomes the center of their story, the contrast of their lives may put their relationship to the ultimate test or end it in many ways that they least expect.

Just two oneshots for the last couple holidays of the year for the very last time.

Symoné Reeves, is a desiring actress who manages to take a leap of faith into becoming one of the most memorable actresses of all time. However, as her rise to stardom is in a shaky loophole, an unexpected metamorphosis makes things even more interesting.