Streetlit Stories

Janet's husband Ruben is the alpha of the streets and known for his family legacy of drug distribution. Janet is secretly jealous of her husband success so she plans to build her own empire to take Ruben's legacy down.

An unbelievable short story that'll leave you with your mouth wide open. I know the name Carter gets flung around a lot, but after reading this story you will actually think that these two girls are distant cousins of the Carter family you actually know. Get comfortable so you can read the story of two sisters Kali and Talin Carter.

In Briarport love doesn't come gentle. Kairo Lewis built his life on control; of his block, his money, and his emotions. There's no room for weakness in his world. Cheyenne Thomas wasn't supposed to matter. She was just a girl with sharp eyes and too much pride to ask for help. But somewhere between late nights and hard truths, lines blur. When love grows in a place it shouldn't, they'll both have to decide what they're willing to risk to keep it. Because in the streets, everything fades eventually. Even the high.

After their best friend is murdered on the last day of school, three teens vow to find justice in a city that's already forgotten them. But in St. Pete, every answer leads back to one name: The Boogeyman. As a mysterious benefactor embeds himself in their lives, the line between "savior" and "killer" begins to blur. They wanted justice. Now, they just want to survive.

THE KING OF O-BLOCK: THE CROWN OF 64TH "In the trenches, a crown isn't made of gold-it's forged in lead and paid for in blood." On the South Side of Chicago, 64th and King Drive isn't just an intersection; it's a battlefield where the "members" play for keeps and the "opps" are always lurking in the rearview. Dayvon was never supposed to be a star. He was a "shorty" with a hot head and a cold stare, born into a cycle of "Blue Lights and Red Eyes." When a "drill" goes sideways and lands him in the belly of Cook County Jail, Von is forced to trade his "piece" for a pencil. Between the concrete walls of "The Box," he realizes that the only thing louder than a gunshot is a story that the world can't ignore. But as Von rises from the "mud" to the "mountaintop," the air gets thinner. Platinum plaques bring "snakes" in the grass, and the "members" he swore to protect are starting to look at his throne with "hungry eyes." This is a story of: Loyalty: That goes deeper than family. Betrayal: That cuts deeper than a hollow-point. Legacy: The cost of becoming a legend in a city that forgets your name before the rain washes the chalk away. From the gritty courtyards of Parkway Gardens to the flashing lights of global fame, follow the rise of the King. But remember... in the "O," the "Crown" is heavy, and "Long Live the King" is usually a prayer, not a promise.

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A haunted, psychological-horror novel set in a mysterious motel/hotel room where every guest disappears, but the room itself remembers

Only in October,is when I always think about you. Only in October, is when I feel my skies aren't blue. Cause it was in October, when I took a chance and kissed you. And and now we're in October, and I really, really miss you. But all my friends seem to say is "forget him he never loved you!" But they weren't there in October And they don't care that its over,and that I miss you and I love you, and that I didn't get enough of you. Take me back to October, Take me back to October. -by Zoe September

In the second book in the Foolish series, Sol, who has been named the High Priestess in Training for the Dupree family digs deeper into her family's past as the search continues for her grandmother, Odessa. Secrets, scandals and power plays are in order..will Sol throw in the towel after what she finds, or will she finally accept her destiny?

Static introduces his young sister baby sister Serenity to Devante Swing. The rest will be history; good and bad once they lay eyes on each other. Will this songwriting and producing game keep them side by side for life?

In life we lose our balance and sway from side-to-side, and some would say this is how they see love.. The fine line that we walk is based on both love and hate being pure emotion. Some might declare that love and hate are opposite ends of what is a complete spectrum. Will Justice ever realize what lies infront of her? Or continue to be blinded by the pain of her past?

http://www.amazon.com/High-Caliber-Kenneth-Chisholm-ebook/dp/B019JV2FT4 Damien was a man down on his luck with no money and no job. He started to get tired of how he was living and decided to start making some money. He eventually would find himself in drama with one of the most ruthless and violent drug dealers in the city, Sunny. Even though Damien was broke, Sunny knew he was a high caliber type of person, and having problems with him could be dangerous. Their beef would get deeper and deeper by the day. Could these two squash their problems and try to build each other into something bigger. Or would their drama escalate and land one of them in jail or prison?

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Aliyah finds herself in a sticky situation after crossing an old path. It places her brother, her life, and love life on the line. Secrets become exposed and chaos sets in. How will it turn out?

Athena Kelly is the most curious and shy girl you will ever meet. A straight A student and the most hated girl at her high school. Senior year hasnt been the easiest for her at home or at school. An unpleasant run in with an infamous guy by the name of Cato Willis manages to spin everything more out of control than it already is for her ...and the both of them.

This book is a reflection born from worry - the kind that comes when a man who chooses peace is silenced. It draws a sharp line between the deaths we expect in cycles of violence and the ones that shake us because they take away voices of calm, respect, and possibility. Through raw, unfiltered chapters, the story of Charlie Curt becomes more than one man's tragedy. It becomes a warning about the messages society sends when peace is punished. Each page is a reminder that a peaceful voice carries power - and that silencing it only makes it louder.'

**The Streets Got Me** In the summer of 1997, the tight-knit community of Palmetto, Florida, is held together by family, faith, friendship, and the smoke rising from Big Charles' barbecue pit. But beneath the laughter and front-porch conversations, change is coming. As the years pass, young people face choices that will shape their futures-loyalty or ambition, easy money or honest work, survival or sacrifice. Some dreams are realized. Others are lost. Through it all, one question remains: can a person escape the streets without forgetting where they came from? *The Streets Got Me* is a powerful work of fiction about family, community, redemption, and the lasting impact of the decisions we make. It's a story of growing up, carrying the weight of the past, and discovering that while the streets may shape you, they don't have to define your future.

In the heart of South Central Los Angeles, loyalty means everything - and love can get you killed. Malik Carter and Angel Reyes were born into a war they never asked for. As sons of rival gang leaders, they grow up on opposite sides of the streets, forced to hate each other before they even understand why. At Jefferson High School, they pretend to be enemies like everybody expects... but behind abandoned buildings, midnight drives, and secret rooftop meetings, something deeper begins to grow. What starts as hidden feelings turns into a dangerous romance that could destroy both families, ignite another gang war, and cost them everything they love. Caught between loyalty and freedom, Malik and Angel must decide if love is worth risking their lives for - or if the streets will tear them apart before they ever get the chance. In a city built on violence, their relationship becomes the most dangerous war of all.