CHASIN’ IT by Tony Lindsay

The life and loves of Terri Parrish are filled with obsession, glamour, hot sex and very dangerous men. Once a Las Vegas headliner, she now lives on the streets of Chicago, an ex-convict and junkie looking for any way to make a few dollars and score another hit. The trouble is, Terri still desires the lights of a Las Vegas stage and the adoration of fans. When she meets with Mo-Red, and ex-lover and a chief in one of Chicago’s largest street gangs, she sees an opportunity to regain some of her former glamorous life. After all, a fool can see an opportunity, but a survivor figures out how to take it. Terri considers herself a survivor at the very least. She knows that stealing from royalty means death, but she has to take this chance of a lifetime. With Mo-Red’s money and his drugs, only one question remains – will she get out of Chicago alive?

Chasin’ It is an urban story twisted with jealousy, addiction, denial, obsession and deception. From Las Vegas’s Ceasars stage to life on Chicago’s mean streets, the lessons are hard and many for Terri in this rite of passage tale like no other. Chasin’ It will keep you spellbound from the first pages and fascinate you with a story like nothing you’ve ever read before. It is truly the wildest street story of them all.

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SINS OF THE FATHER by Felicia Madlock

Devoted, Caring, and Dedicated.
Those are the words that Sammie Jr. used to describe his father, Samuel “Street” Jamieson. His untimely death forces Sammie to move from the tranquility of suburban living to the noise and chaos of urban dwelling in the hard streets of Chicago. Sammie lost everything that he loved: parents, friends, and his way of living. How would he survive? And could he survive?

Player, Liar, and Deceiver.
Those are the words that Terrance and Malik would use to describe Samuel “Street” Jamieson. They never considered him their father. They did not grieve his untimely death; they mourned his departure years ago, when he walked out of their lives unannounced, leaving their mother heartbroken. Nadine sees the same poisonous charm in her sons as she saw in Street. a father’s absence is always present in the lives of his sons. Unsuppressed anger, hatred, and bitterness fester in Terrance and Malik. These emotions surface to a crescendo when they are faced with circumstances that threaten to shatter their world. Can they learn to forgive?

The path of survival will intersect the path of hate. Can they build a road of understanding?

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HEAVEN’S FURY by Meta Smith and 50 Cent

She’s no angel. Heaven Diaz was raised by her abuela to be a good Catholic girl. But nothing – and no one – will mess with her life, or there will be hell to pay….

With a fantastic career, luxurious home, and a successful and adoring husband, Heaven has a lot to be thankful for. But a chance meeting with a sexy and manipulative woman changes her life almost overnight, pulling Heaven into a violent drug war – a battle she didn’t want but now can’t escape. What no counted on is Heaven herself – for when this good girl gets pushed too far, her wrath is deadly.

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RIDING RHYTHM by Jihad

Fresh off his Essense bestselling novel Babygirl, Jihad, the self-proclaimed King of Street Fiction, returns with Riding Rhythm, the story of a woman ready to die for the love of a man she has never laid eyes on.

Rhythm Azure, a young freedom-fighting law student at Howard University, takes interest in the case of Moses King, the founder of a notorious Chicago street gang. Moses was sentenced to life without parole for a crime he didn’t commit. As Rhythm grows closer to Moses, she uncovers a conspiracy involving government officials that threatens to tear the city apart. The closer she gets to the truth, the closer she comes to not only her demise, but the demise of everyone around her. Now Rhythm’s only hope is to unite the two largest rival street gangs of Chicago, along with the Church, to topple the biggest conspiracy and cover-up the nation has ever known.

Riding Rhythm is filled with intrigue and surprises that will leave you breathless at every turn.

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TRIPLE TAKE by Y. Blak Moore

After serving ten years for armed robbery, Jonathan “JC” Cole is about to get out of the joint, and he has one thing on his mind: revenge against the three men – former childhood friends, now powerful crime lords – who betrayed him to save their own skins. Richard “Richkid” Kidman is a Playa with a capital P, at one time controlling a stable of twelve women. Alonzo “Zo” Johnson is one of the richest drug dealers in the Windy City. And Eugene “Lil G” Pierce ranks among the most successful con men on the East Coast,

JC feels that the time has come for him to claim what is rightfully his. His misfortune was his ex-friends’ stepping-stone, and now it is time for them to pay up – in spades. he doesn’t want them to kill them, he just wants to take everything away.

He does this with the help of his woman, Champagne; his best friend, Rat; and rat’s girlfriend, Shaunna. They form a family of sorts, with JC as the leader and Champagne as the fierce mother hen, together embarking on an exciting journey into the underworld of Chicago.

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