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Promises are meant to be broken. But when you in love with a lying cheating ass nigga what more to life can you take? He promised you a lavish life, a couple kids, and a big ass wedding ring! But soon the money start to roll in the nigga started acting brand new

A young American couple living in the 1940's South, moves to North Carolina to begin a new life together. But they soon find that escaping their past and running from who they really are, becomes more difficult to do than they could have ever imagined. ***Trigger Warning*** Contains sensitive material related to the treatment of a child.

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Savannah's story. Written in 2012 Savannah is an eleven year old slave in Southern Louisiana on the McGreggory plantation. She's worked all her life, she's been beaten all her life, she wants out. But when she gets a visit by a certain runaway slave, things take a turn for the better. © All rights reserved Do not copy this book!

All during high school Elyse Harris had been the overweight girl who everybody ignored, except for Wyatt Hudson. However, he'd only been nice to her when they weren't in public. When she'd agreed to tutor him in French, she'd fallen hard for him. She'd kept her true feelings hidden because she knew a guy like Wyatt would never feel the same about her. Just when she'd decided to reveal all, she discovered how Wyatt really felt and it left her devastated. After graduating, she'd moved to another state and expected to never see Wyatt again. Ten years later, Elyse returned after finding out her late grandmother had willed her a house. Her first thought was to sell the house and be done with it, but once she saw it, she decided to relocate back to St. Petersburg and move in. Elyse was heading to a job interview when she almost got hit by a vehicle driving the wrong way down a one-way street. Someone ended up pushing her out of the way and that someone turned out to be the man she thought she'd never lay eyes on again-Wyatt Hudson. Not only did he save her, he turned out to be the person interviewing her for the job she'd applied to. How can the new Elyse keep her old feelings for Wyatt under the surface, especially when he refuses to leave her alone?

A Lioness' Tale is the story of Gabriella Alexis Sandoval. As the only child of power couple Gabriel and Alexis Sandoval, Gabriella has enjoyed a cultured lifestyle that most only dream of. With summer vacations to Brazil, beautiful homes and fine restaurants, her life was destined to be anything but ordinary. Coming of age at a luxury resort exclusively for wealthy men, building an elaborate sex toy empire and running an elite couples' club, is just a taste of her world. Gabriella's determination is what fuels her fire. When she sets her sights on something, she fearlessly executes with prowess and vigor. She has it all . . . except love. Friends and family alike, have expectations of romance. However, even with a plethora of men to choose from, Gabriella has made it very clear that her comfort zone is in the area of serial dater, where the emotions are detached. It happens to be a situation that works for her. That is, until someone comes along who makes her feel as though love may not be such a bad option, after all. Just when Gabriella succumbs to the possibility of a relationship-complete with strings attached, the moment is complicated by the emergence of the person who once held the key to her heart, and who was the root cause of her reluctance to entertain what lay on the other side of love's door. With what Gabriella deems to be the perfect life solidly in place, will she be bold enough to allow love in at a level that is all-encompassing, or will she continue to guard with care?

-I've told you a thousand times Marty! I told you, don't you remember what momma said to us growing up? For a billion times she said, never forget she said:"You ought not to trust a white man. If our colours disturb them, let 'em be disturbed. Their lack of colour match their lack of honour." The story of 2 lives, connected in a horrible incident. A little girl and an old lonely man. The only difference they have between each other is probably their skin. Read, vote and comment on anything if you want to. I'm open to both positive and negative feedback!

A failed young blues musician would do just about anything to become a success...even sell his soul. Based upon the legend of Robert Johnson.

Tanesha was just a young girl trying to make it out until the streets got a hold of her and consumed her very existence . Now she has to make the most out of the hand she is dealt. Follow Tanesha in a captivating story of her life and see why she is the boss.

These are illustrations of an unfinished children's book.

What's done in the dark comes to the light . Can the ultimate betrayal be forgiven ?

*My thoughts were updated five years later! I'm black. That's what I know. It's a truth that I cannot deny. The color of my skin is a fact, yet it has taken me a long time to figure out what it means to be black, and I still am. To learn what to think about being black. To learn what to think about those days where I may feel ashamed of being black, but days when I am proud of being black. To learn on how to figure out who I am and how being black ties into that. These are my conversations. Conversations that have to do with me figuring out what exactly the color of my skin means. Conversations with family and friends just about being black and what it means to me, what I learned from it, and what I think about it. *Remember these are my own thoughts and experiences, so they may not apply to everyone, and please don't be harsh if they do.

What you don't know, can't hurt you...right?

Their love was written in the stars through over 1000s of years from Ancient Egypt to a small village in Gahana in the 1680s torn apart by one of the most henious acts in human history, meeting time and time again through slavery, Jim Crow, but after all the hurt over so many lifetimes will they finally find happiness in the present day or will their love only be a Legendary love

Zola is excited to finally visit her grandparents in the beautiful beach-side town of Kaprisa, but it doesn't take her long to notice that there's something they aren't telling her. What they do tell her is to stay away from the water, which is hard to do when there is nowhere in town she can go without being near it. Zola soon wishes that someone had told her about the man with shark fins who knows too much about her. She wishes that someone had told her that ignoring his invitation to join him in the sea would not be as easy as walking away. Zola finds herself dragged off to the Realm of the Sea-folk, to fulfill a promise she doesn't remember making. If she ever wants to make it home, she must escape the man with the shark fins and find a way to survive her encounters with the sea-beings who want her dead.

The Girl Who Grew from the Hood by Kiraa Unique Seventeen-year-old Makaelah is just trying to survive Building D a place where sirens sing lullabies and silence feels like a warning. With her mama always gone and two younger siblings to raise, she holds it down the only way she knows how: quietly, fiercely, and spiritually. But when a break-in turns into a supernatural attack, and her hoodoo protection spell actually works, Makaelah realizes she's being watched not just by spirits, but by something older and darker than fear. Secrets start surfacing. Shadows move differently. And a boy named Seyon from 5B seems to know more than he should. This is not just a hood story. It's a spiritual awakening. A raw, ancestral, real-life spell in fiction form. Makaelah didn't just survive the hood. She grew from it.