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*SEQUEL TO I'M IN LOVE WITH MY KIDNAPPER* ••• Liz has just finished killing two of the most important members of the Borgia family, Tyler Borgia, her ex, and his father Nathaniel Borgia. It's at the end of this battle that she sees her missing and dead aunt is neither. Aunt Gina is well and alive. And while that should be a great thing to happen, something doesn't feel right with Liz. She's sent on her first Assassination Contract and more afterwards but it's with these contracts that more of her life starts to be revealed to her. And more of Aunt Gina's life as well.

Being woke? A blessing wrapped around in a curse. ------------- A needle with some type of serum in it cannot save you from the horrors of this world. Star knew that. Star knew a lot of things that many of her fellow community members didn't acknowledge, or more so refused to. Star also knew that questioning and knowing too much was a blessing wrapped around in a curse. A curse she could never escape. © Copyright Iesha07 2017

"You don't look Hispanic." "I thought you were Black?" "Prove you're Latina." This is what I've been hearing ever since I can remember and I've had to unlearn all the hate and ignorance I've endured. Each chapter is either one experience or topic regarding my life as an Afro-Latina. ••• Part of the "100 Days of..." project by @roselillae. ••• Cover by @roselillae

Do players also have feelings? That's the question Ashanti is trying to ask herself, when football player Trey starts to take notice of her. She doesn't believe it, and refuses to fall for him. He's a player, and the most popular person in the school. So why would he go for her, when there's ton of other girls to go for? Why go for the hardest girl to get? But no matter what, he keeps on doing things to make her fall more and more in love. But what Ashanti doesn't know will either make her or break her. ***for Onesha*** © Copyright Iesha07

High school only meant one thing for Kristina Washington: Ignorance, ignorance, and more ignorance. When she's accepted into a school where the ratio of white to colored is 3:1, she already knows what to expect. Comments about her hair, about her lips, and about her speech. But what she wasn't expecting to learn that hate comes in many shapes and forms. She starts to see that there's more to oppression than just the basic racism they taught in middle school. It's because of this Kristina becomes more woke and unfortunately more hated. Author's Note: This book would highlight the many social/racial issues happening in America, as well as the black community. If you are not comfortable with the topic of these issues, and/or the truth in general, DO NOT read this book.

Jasziee is just a girl trying to find out who she is. She lives in an orphanage located in New York, along with her two sisters Alondra and Jahde. She's been raising them ever since she was 14. She was basically the only mother they knew. They're originally from the sunny state of Georgia. That was until some man dropped them off in the orphanage they unfortunately have to call home. Where is her mother and father? Who was that strange man? Who is Jasziee? She's just trying to find out who she is in this world. © Copyright Iesha07