Kaliyah Monét Starks What if she gave up before the world heard her voice? But she didn't. She stayed. Through the late-night sessions, the label politics, the jealousy, the headlines. They mocked her existence , questioned her pen, called her too loud, too raw, too much. But over time, the same verses they ignored became anthems. The same girl they pushed out became the one they couldn't stop talking about. From being dismissed as a phase to becoming the face of a movement- Kali didn't just survive hip-hop. She conquered it.

Alyssa Stephens , grew up in the vibrant, bustling streets of Los Angeles during the '90s, a time when hip-hop was evolving into a global powerhouse. She was only 18 when she first picked up a pen and started rapping for Ruthless Records., influenced by the sounds of the West Coast legends--, Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre., Eazy-e Despite her talent, she never expected to make it big, focusing on making music that was real, raw, and full of the struggles she witnessed around her. Her breakthrough came one summer night when she found herself an oppurtunity at RUTHLESS Records.The label, at its peak, was known for discovering talent that would shake up the rap game. They saw something in Latto-her authenticity, her energy-and signed her to a deal. As she joined the ranks of the industry's rising stars, Latto was thrust into the chaotic and often dangerous world of gangster rap..rap as a whole , known for its internal drama and the volatile relationships between artists. She had to navigate the dark side of fame, including the pressures of industry politics, constant media scrutiny, and the internal feuds that rocked her.

Since 1998, Angel and Marshall have been through hell and back together. Picking up where they left off, the sequel follows the infamously toxic couple through pregnancy, addiction, many incredibly public hip hop feuds, emotional make ups, and heart-wrenching break ups. The question is: Is their love for one another strong enough to see through it all? Or are they destined to crash and burn? (This is a sequel to my original story Gangstress, so I strongly encourage readers to go read that one first before starting on Queen Bee!)

We friends in they eyes, but we f*ckin' in private

She runs a luxury beauty lounge. He runs routes in the NFL. When soleia Carter and Jeremiah smith cross paths, neither is looking for love - but the chemistry? Instant. She's not impressed by status. He's tired of women chasing his name. But the more they collide, the harder it gets to stay in their own lanes. Because some games aren't played on the field... and hearts don't always follow the rules. 🥇#1 in athlete 🥇#1 in latto 🥇#1 in black fiction 🥇#1 in Atlanta 🥇#1 in entrepreneur 🥇#1 in Jeremiah smith 🥈#2 in romance fiction #4 in urban fiction

BOOK 1 "This is what you wanted hmm?" he asked breathlessly whispering in my ear. "For me to fuck this tight little pussy." THIS STORY IS NOT EDITIED‼️

"You're my ride or die, and I wouldn't have it any other way."

Rasheeda Clark, a fiery and resilient Houston native, finds herself trading the neon lights of Texas strip clubs for the gritty streets of New Orleans. A dancer-turned-survivor, Rasheeda moves to the infamous Magnolia Projects seeking a fresh start but instead gets caught in the gravitational pull of James Tapp Jr., better known as Soulja Slim a rapper with raw talent, a dangerous streak, and ties to the legendary No Limit Records. Their connection is instant, electric, and toxic a modern Bonnie and Clyde story dripping with Southern heat. James is fine but volatile, a man whose passion can turn to rage in a heartbeat. He carries guns like extensions of himself, stashing weapons in his studio while penning tracks about life in the trenches. His loyalty to his homies B.G. and Juvenile only amplifies the chaos, as their wild antics swing between camaraderie and outright disrespect. Rasheeda navigates the highs of love and the lows of violence, balancing her devotion to James with the scars he leaves behind. The Magnolia Projects test her mettle, forcing her to adapt to a life where survival means playing the game by the rules of the streets or breaking them entirely. In a world where loyalty is currency and betrayal lurks around every corner, Rasheeda and James ride together through the mayhem, fueled by a love so fierce it threatens to consume them both. Their story is a vivid, unapologetic dive into the raw realities of life, love, and ambition in the shadow of the South's unforgiving streets.

Foolin' Around by changing faces.

Tyla is a South African Mexican girl. Her father is the mafia boss from one of the biggest Mexican gang in the USA. Now that she's getting really big, only trouble is going to happen in her life. Going on tour with Missy Elliott, Eve and Lil Kim to find a label that will represent her unknowing that no limit records and shady records also is looking for a new member. Also no one is going to find out that Tyla makes big role in her father gang. Being really close to kill her enemy that won't leave her alone, the situation will have a lot of surprises, and that includes Eminem. Are they gonna support Tyla with her plan or is she going to give everything away that she worked for only to get rid of Suge Knight.