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Zariah Bennett isn't looking for love-she's looking for peace. But when she meets Malik "Smoke" Carter, Atlanta's most dangerous and desirable plug, peace is the last thing she finds. He's got blood on his hands, bodies in his past, and a grip on her heart she didn't see coming. Their chemistry is deadly. Their love? Explosive. When loyalty costs lives and secrets threaten to destroy everything, how do you walk away from the man who owns you?

Niya Walker is a plus-size single mom with a big heart and bigger scars. Between a jailed ex who won't let go, a new man with secrets, and a past that keeps showing up uninvited, she's just trying to protect her peace and raise her daughter right. But in a world where love feels like a gamble and loyalty cuts deep, Niya learns that sometimes walking away is the strongest thing a woman can do. Raw. Real. Relatable. Love in the hood ain't always pretty - but it's always personal.

Eight cousins. One empire. Zero mercy. After the murder of his older brother, Freeze vows to never play defense again. Alongside his day-one cousins-loyal, lethal, and hungry-they form The Circle, a secretive organization that moves like ghosts and strikes like kings. What starts as a plan to control Ravenwood's underworld turns into a violent chess game stretching across city lines, with southern kingpins, snakes in the crew, and buried secrets threatening to blow the whole empire apart. Loyalty will be tested. Blood will be spilled. And in a city built on betrayal, the most dangerous thing isn't greed... It's family.

Loyalty Ain't Enough An Urban Fiction Novel Tasia "Tay" Monroe knows the rules of the streets-loyalty is everything. But what happens when the people you ride for ain't riding for you? Raised on the South Side of Chicago, Tay's been holding it down for her brother Dre, the neighborhood's silent kingpin, and her man Rico, a hustler with secrets deeper than his pockets. But when Dre gets locked up on federal charges and Rico's loyalty starts slipping, Tay's left to navigate a world of lies, setups, and survival-alone. Just as she starts building her own lane, she meets Saint-a quiet but dangerous man with his own code of loyalty and a past that haunts him. He's nothing like the flashy dudes Tay's used to, but he sees the fire in her... and the pain she hides. As lines get blurred between love and loyalty, and betrayal comes from every corner, Tay must decide: stay loyal to the streets that raised her-or fight for the future she deserves. In these streets, love can get you killed.

Growing up on the south side of Memphis, Rose never had an easy life. With an emotionally and physically abusive mom, and an absentee dad, she seemed doomed to be "just another statistic" from the start. The only good things about her life are her two best friends...that is until Child Protective Services removes her from her mother's custody and places her into a foster home. Rose's world is slammed upside down, and it seems like she's in a never ending struggle to survive. Will Rose be able to overcome her personal struggles and make it out unscathed, or will she turn out to be everything everyone always said she would be?

Hood Love Ain't Safe pulls you straight into the heart of Chicago-where every move counts, love gets tested, and loyalty could cost you everything. Aiyana's doing what she can to stay above water-holding it down for her little sister, minding her business, and trying to stay out of the mess. But when Mina goes missing, Aiyana's thrown into the very life she's been running from. Now the streets are watching, and she's got no choice but to move smart... and move fast. Enter Kamari-quiet, dangerous, and too fine for her own good. He's got his own demons, and the last thing he needs is to catch feelings. But what starts off as protection turns into something deeper, and soon Aiyana's caught between survival and a love that feel too real to let go. Twisted loyalties. Silent wars. Real emotion. Because in this city, love can heal you or ruin you. And one thing's always true: Hood love ain't safe.