An old fashioned Story... A white girl named Winnie and her Family move out to a small nearby rural countryside town called Sunny Ville. Winnie came from an all girls boarding school, and her parents do not except black people into their family or around their community, only (what they disrespectfully class as) their own kind of people. They don't approve of her dating anyone other than who they approve of, and they definitely can't be a man of colour. Michael is a young man who works at the Local Organic Fruit & Veg stop in the Town Centre of Sunny Ville in Mr Sail's Shop, they sell everything from Organic Juices, Fruit & Veg, Nuts and Seeds, even Homemade Bread. Winnie's Mother always goes down to the Local Shop for her produce with Winnie by her side. She won't let her tread into the town alone, as she wants to protect Winnie and keep her safe, making sure she behaves and doesn't step out of line. Winnie hates feeling trapped and having to go everywhere with her Mother, or take a private horse and cart to school, that takes her straight there and back everyday. She feels like a prisoner. Michael want's to break her out of her shell, and show her the World she is missing out on. During this time, it was unacceptable for black and white people to mix and if you were ever seen with each other, trouble would be brewing in the town, and everyone would stare and despise on you. Mr Sail is a white man too, who agrees that black and white people are fine to mix amongst each other. But he just pretends to the town that he doesn't approve, and keeps Michael as his lower assistant worker when actually they get on so well, just so the town wouldn't ridicule Mr Sail. Winnie and Michael laid eyes on each other when Winnie's Mother first went into the Local shop for dinner. That's where it began...

Working the arena staff crew for the biggest tour of the decade was supposed to be simple: check badges, stick to the public corridors, and never, ever cross into the VIP zones. But a single wrong turn down a quiet, red-carpeted hallway changes everything. Suddenly, the heavy click of leather dress shoes echoes against the walls. Bill-the famously ruthless head of security-is walking straight toward you, radio in hand, ready to eject anyone caught out of bounds. With zero escape routes and panic hammering in your chest, you brace for the worst. Until a hand reaches out from a pitch-black doorway. Pulled into the shadows of a hidden dressing room by a stranger with white tape wrapped around his fingertips, you are suddenly face-to-face with the man the entire world is outside screaming for. You went looking for a way out. Instead, you just became an accidental accomplice to the biggest star on earth.

Luna and her friends had come for an adventure, but as the gates locked shut behind them, they realized the storm outside was the least of their worries.

In the quiet town of Sta. Ynez, grief turns into terror when the Jackson family's eldest son is sent home from a mysterious Russian research facility in a sealed wooden crate. Despite the jarring warning stenciled on the side "BURN IMMEDIATELY" and the growing protests of the frightened townspeople, the Jacksons refuse to cremate their son. They demand a traditional burial, unaware that the "corpse" inside is no longer entirely human.

They say you should never meet your heroes, and 25 years old nurse Yanna Rivera just learned this the hard way. After years of studying just to work beside her idol, the generous Dr. Michael Jackson, she finally gets the job. The only problem? The real Dr. Jackson is strict, unfriendly, and completely heartless. Trapped in a demanding hospital ward with the grumpy doctor of her dreams, Yanna has to prove she belongs there. It's a battle of wills between a hopeless romantic and a cold-hearted doctor.. but who will break first?

❝i was so lonely that i used to walk through my neighborhood, hoping i'd run into somebody i could talk to,❞ - michael jackson. encino, 1978. delilah kingston can't sleep. neither can the boy she finds sitting alone at a bus stop in the middle of the night.

Briana is 17 years old. She goes to school, has her friends and has her problems in life. But one of those problems happen to be her completely, over-the-top controlling boyfriend, Michael. He used to be just over-protective, but what happens when that protective love soon turns into a dangerous and painful obsession. Can Briana save herself?

Five years ago, Eden Thompson left Los Angeles to study abroad, leaving behind the only family she'd ever known outside of her own-the Jacksons. Growing up alongside Jaafar and Jermajesty Jackson, Eden was there for every birthday, every holiday, every family barbecue. They were her best friends, her partners in crime, and the boys who knew her better than anyone else. But five years changes people. When Eden finally returns home at twenty-three, she's no longer the shy girl they remember. She's confident, independent, and impossible to ignore. As old friendships are rekindled, new feelings begin to surface. Jaafar can't stop thinking about her. Jermajesty can7't hide his feelings any longer. And Eden finds herself caught between the two boys who have always held a special place in her heart. With family gatherings, jealous glances, late-night confessions, and secrets threatening to tear everything apart, Eden must decide whether following her heart is worth risking the family she loves. After all, coming home was supposed to be easy. Falling for a Jackson wasn't.

Michael Jackson has been accused of being a serial rapist. He has no idea how that happened. He knows he has to clear his name. The only person who believes that he is innocent, is hard to reach. Michael must suffer in a hardcore prison, if he wants to be free.

"𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦s 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘸𝘳𝘰𝘯𝘨 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘣𝘰𝘺" "𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘩𝘦 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘴𝘰 𝘴𝘸𝘦𝘦𝘵 𝘣𝘦𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦"