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Fifteen-year-old Sapphire is young, beautiful, fearless, and already known throughout Chicago's South Side for standing on business. Growing up surrounded by the streets, Sapphire has always been one of the guys-thuggin' from the court to the trap while still embracing her feminine side. She's quick with her mouth, quicker with her hands, and never backs down from anybody. But behind Sapphire's tough exterior is a young girl growing up too fast in a world that demands toughness to survive. As summer unfolds, Sapphire finds herself caught between loyalty, friendships, family secrets, street drama, and situations far bigger than she ever imagined. What begins as another unforgettable South Side summer slowly turns into a journey that will test everything Sapphire thinks she knows about herself and the people closest to her. Because in the streets, innocence doesn't last forever. And sometimes, growing up comes with a price you never saw coming. Broken Innocence is a raw, unapologetic urban fiction story about coming of age, surviving the streets, and discovering that sometimes the people you trust the most are the ones capable of breaking you.

Four childhood friends built an empire on loyalty, but when a secret romance unravels and mysterious messages expose decades-old family secrets, everything they know is thrown into question. As betrayal, love, and the streets collide, Tru, Kush, Dre, and Lani must uncover the truth before their past destroys their future. In Williamsville, loyalty can make you... or get you killed.

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

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!

True Promises is a thrilling love story chronicling the journeys of Alina Hall and Kyson James. Alina has always been the focused one: finish high school, get her degree, open a Psychology practice, and have a little fun along the way. But when she meets Kyson, school is the last thing on her mind. Kyson James has more problems to deal with than he can count with one hand. He knows he needs to take care of business, but being around Alina makes him feel carefree. Even if it's only for a little while. When Alina runs into a situation that scares her more than she can handle alone, Kyson is the one she turns to. But can he help solve her problems without creating too many for himself? Immerse yourself in the exciting tale of true love, in which two strangers become so much more!

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.

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

*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.

Navigating the halls of middleschool can be tricky. But, 14yr old identical twins Kaila and Zaria Bradley, known to everyone as the Double Dutch Dolls, seem to have it all figured out. At least until they overhear their archenemy Trinity say, “Kaila’s only good for looks and Zaria’s only good for books”. Now the girls feel they have something to prove and attempt to pull off the greatest Double Dare of all-time, secretly trading places. It may be the oldest twin trick in the book but the Double Dutch Dolls plan to do it in style. Can Fashionista Kaila transform herself into a star student? Can Classic, cool Zaria trade in her soccer cleats for designer fashion? Or, will competition permanently tear the twins apart?

These are illustrations of an unfinished children's book.

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

Winter Locke, still reeling from the break-up of her ten-year relationship with her high school sweetheart two months before their wedding, is dreading the holidays. Her best friend, Chad Turner is determined to remind Winter that she shouldn't let anyone steal her joy this Christmas even if that means he steals her heart in the process.

September 21, 2013 was technically the day I started my new life with the man of my dreams. However, that’s also the day I died. Granted, there was no eulogy or casket, but I died within myself. My heart continued to beat and my lungs functioned as normal, but my soul died. I was left with nothing more than the shell of an existence.  It’s funny, we never realize that everything that’s good to us isn’t always good for us, until the unthinkable happens—cavities, diabetes, lung cancer—we never know until the diagnosis. Have you any idea what it’s like to lay with the enemy or break bread with your own murderer? Any idea what it’s like to have the sun rise and set on somebody else’s ass? Maybe you are familiar with what it’s like to drink from the cup that’s laced with the poison of your own demise. Have you ever really fed on hatred, or even choked on deceit? Perhaps you have, but most deny the fact that they, too, have consumed this very meal. This is how it unfolded in my life and I am going tell you exactly how that poison tastes and how deception feeds the hunger of a starving heart.

Piper Evans is the perfect child/student/dancer, but Piper has major self-esteem problems that she must deal with. Being a dark African American woman is not easy and Piper must learn to take pride in who she is. She faces issues such as college, her father's new family, and learning to love herself.

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

Just putting this up for reference for part two: "Miles Away from Shore" https://www.wattpad.com/myworks/176108174-miles-away-from-shore. (I apologize for the lack of punctuation. For some reason, it copied over from my original document that way.)

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.