NEVER ENOUGH by Miasha

In a single act of violence, beautiful gold digger Celess lost her best friend, Tina, and her good looks. She also lost her former love, Michael, when he learned her secret. Now depressed, suicidal, and horribly disfigured, Celess gets a phone call that changes her life.

Her heartbreak and near-death experience transform Celess into a woman whose healed spirit takes her in new directions – and straight into a modeling contract with one of Hollywood’s top agencies. In Los Angeles, she reconnects with two old friends, Terry and Derrek, and through them, finds new friends and a new love. Life is good once again. But under the Hollywood limelight, will Celess’s checkered past come back to haunt her and destroy the new life she has built for herself?

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THE BITCH IS BACK (Part 3) by Deja King

In The Bitch is Back, Precious is relishing in every hood queen’s dream life. She has her king, Supreme, and her princess, their daughter Aaliyah. With an estate in Beverly Hills, a fleet of luxurious cars and endless cash flow, the drama Precious experience in the gritty streets of New York is a distant memory – or so she thought.

Without warning, Precious’ worst nightmare becomes a reality. Pretty Boy Mike, the man brutally raped Precious and who plotted to have her husband Supreme killed, has escaped from prison. With her life in danger, Precious resorts to what she knows best – murder and mayhem – to defend herself and the people she loves.

Hell hath no fury than a gangsta chick out to protect what she cherishes the most – her family.

Brace yourself as Precious again wreaks havoc from West to East Coast battling her most treacherous enemy yet.

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A GIRLS’S GOTTA EAT by Michelle Valentine

A slick-talking, cunning sex siren, Remmi comes from humble beginnings and a tragic past, but is determined to make it in the male-dominated, dog-eat-dog world of Hollywood – using any- and everyone to make her dreams a reality. Only associating with those who can assist her climb up the success ladder, Remmi encounters a slew of suitors, each of who in some way has a hand in helping her.

Remmi takes L.A. by storm, quickly joining the ranks of Hollywood’s elite and becoming one its most sought-after new talents. But as she navigates through the Hollywood scene, she leaves a trail of deception in her path. The film world embraces her, but all is not necessarily forgotten. The past eventually catches up to Remmi, threatening to snatch away everything she’s worked so hard to get. In an effort to save her career, her image, and ultimately her own skin, Remmi is willing to get down, dirty, and scandalous. After all, a girl’s gotta eat….

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ALWAYS OUTNUMBERED, ALWAYS OUTGUNNED by Walter Mosley

“I either committed a crime or had a crime done to me every day I was in jail. Once you go to prison you belong there.” Socrates Fortlow has done his time: twenty-seven years for murder and rape, acts forged by his huge, rock-breaking hands. Now, he has to come home to a new kind of prison: two battered rooms in an abandoned building in Watts. Working for the Bounty supermarket, and moving perilously close to invisibility, it is Socrates who throws a lifeline to a drowning man: young Darryl, whose shaky path is already bloodstained and fearsome. In a path of violence and hopelessness, Socrates offers up his own battle-scarred wisdom that can turn the world around.

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GANGSTA: AN URBAN TRAGEDY by K’wan

For years Lou-Loc, an efficient assassin, and O.G., of the Crip Organization, did dirt. After dancing on the razor’s edge, he becomes weary of the street life that has consumed him during his years of service to his set. He begins to wonder if there’s a better way to make a living?

Lou-Loc and his sociopath counterpart: “Gutter” - Leave L.A. for the colorful streets of New York. Lou-Loc has dreams of becoming a writer. Gutter has dreams of becoming a King Pen.

Conflicting, intriguing and suspenseful: This novel will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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