Mia Shannon struggles to adjust to her life in San Francisco after moving there from the south. It's hard being the only black girl at the company she works for and even harder when she's the personal assistant to two of the most wealthiest, gorgeous men white men she's ever seen. Mia finds herself having feelings for both her bosses and realizes nothing can ever become of them except to exist in her fantasies. Kale and Aidan fell in love with Mia the moment she walked into their office for an interview for the personal assistant position. It took them almost four years to get close enough to Mia where she was comfortable enough to be around them as best friends. Now they want more and they are determine to make Mia the only woman in their life.

The gang is back and they're seniors! Their last year on campus will be full of surprises, heartaches and special moments as they prepare for a new life in the real world.

Cathy Sanova is a beautiful, intelligent, Black student who just transferred from a small community college to the most prestigious university in California. Overwhelmed by the large campus, the wealthy students and the fact that she feels totally alone, she begins to think it was a mistake letting her mother talk her into going there, until she befriends Brent Jaggers, the university's star quarterback. Who is this overconfident, wealthy, all-American looking, White boy who just won't leave her alone? Doesn't he know they are from two different worlds and she has no business being in his. And yet, the stubborn man refuses to leave her alone even has the nerves to claim her as "his" even though they aren't dating. He's demanding, overconfident, walks the campus like he owns it and he's decided to own her too. He challenges her and shows her there is more to her than just being a shy student hiding behind her books. As frustrating as he is, Cathy finds herself falling for a man she knows she can never truly have. You can read the rest of the summary in the "Introduction" page.

"The Importance of Being Kept" is the third interracial business romance trilogy which consists of our favorite characters from "Loving Mia" and "Kept" combined. Kaitlyn and Taylor's twin sons, Darren and Bryan have grown up to be very important business men in California. They run their own security business in the Financial District and live in most expensive penthouse in the city. Mia, Kale, and Aidan's fraternal twins, Kia and Brandon, have just graduated from college with business degrees. Kia is proud to be 23 and ready to start her life. Brandon already runs a club in the city. When Kia tries to leave for New York with her best friend Kaylee, all hell breaks lose with these two families. Please read the Introduction for a more detailed description of the story. A romantic comedy filled with passion, drama, and love.

Taylor found her at a hotel while he was on a business trip. She was in desperate need of help. He was in desperate need of an assistant. He thought he was doing a good deed by taking her in. He had no clue the woman who started out depending on him, would end up making him depend on her in more ways than one. Kaitlyn thought her life was finally over when he ex-boyfriend left her to defend for herself at a hotel. Completely out of money and nearly starving, she realizes she would end up on the streets. However, when a handsome man approaches her offering her a job and a new life, she finds herself "kept."

Meet Free Jones. Sixteen year old girl, living in one of the roughest parts of Chicago, the south side. Apart from living in such rough neighborhood, Free is doing fine, just living life. Until a new girl comes, and changes Free's world all the way around. First off new girl is White, the only White girl on her side of town. Then Free starts to catch feelings for White girl. Mind you , Free is the daughter of a single mother who absolutely HATES White people! But surely you don't think that's Free only trouble in life. If you do, you're dead wrong. So dive into this urban drama, and watch as the life of Free Jones unfolds.

Divide isn't a normal town. It has Wolves, Witches, and Vampires and they are all divided into different parts of the town. Violet is a wolf and she has three brothers named Ethan, Lucas, and Scott and when she starts to protect a witch name Chloe everything changes. Will the town set aside their differences and fight together during the biggest war of their time.

Having to put up with 3 teenagers, is beyond Tiffany. She made it through the first 15 years, but its the last 4 years that are HELL. How in the hell have parents before her been able to put up with some many behavioral indiscrepancies? She SWEARS that she raised them better than THIS! Mowry and Tiffany have seemed to lose all power over one of the twins, and their son Anthony whose suppose to be the role model with him being the oldest, but he's the one who ultimately give's Tiffany the most distress in the end-- leaving her feeling defeated as a mother.

Senior year was supposed to be my year but little did I know that karma had finally caught up to me. A mistake from 5 years ago, found me in English class. Ready to flip my world upside down with her beautiful eyes and smile. Not without giving me a hard time first, of course.

Sara has had a hard life. Going from foster home to foster home is not easy, especially if the homes are not friendly. She is used to beatings, fights, sexism and inequality. It seems the only thing keeping her going is to protect her foster sister from the scumbags who wish to do harm. So it becomes a difficult task for her to adapt to her new home. Not because of a poor neighborhood but because her new home is owned by a wealthy and extremely nice family. By using her odd behavior, Sara must cope with this new and weird environment in hopes that they could settle for her sister's sake.