Prison Stories by Seth “Soul Man” Ferranti

Prison Stories is a vivid look into the brutal and vicious world of Prison. It takes the reader inside the belly of the beast, giving real life accounts from the netherworld of corruption and violence.

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THE DIAMOND DISTRICT by Derrick R. Pledger and 50 Cent

D.J.’s got an Ivy League diploma, the sexiest girl in the city, and the five best friends a dude could want. What he doesn’t have is cash. When his boy, Dre, steals some ice from a thug after a fight, D.J. comes up with a get-rich-quick scheme worth thousands of dollars. But in this high-stakes game, you don’t lie, cheat, and steal without paying the price, and after staring down the barrel of a handgun, D.J. learns a life lesson that college didn’t teach him. Now which will he choose – the straight and narrow or the streets?

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PUSH by Relentless Aaron

Reginald “Push” Jackson was a good kid from Harlem. He never meant to anyone any harm. His parents raised him better than that… But then they were murdered and he was left on his own. And that’s when the real trouble began…

Street fights. Guns. Drugs. Push fought his way through the back alleys to become one of Harlem’s most powerful players. He made a name for himself for being tough. But he was loyal, too. Push would do anything to keep his loving sister, and his baby nephew, out of harm’s way – until the law caught up with him, and he landed in a federal penitentiary.

Fifteen years later, Push has paid his dues. Though he had planned to leave the thug life behind once he got out of prison, he suddenly finds himself back in the game. But this time there are new players, and the rules are more dangerous – and deadly – than ever…

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SLIPPING by Y. Blak Moore

Growing up in a Chicago ghetto, seventeen-year-old Donal “Don-Don” Haskill has nothing but time on his hands – time he rarely spends in school, choosing instead to smoke weed and hang out with friends. As a child he witnessed his father’s suicide, and today Don-Don’s relationship with his mother, a worn-down cop trying to keep the family together, is tenuous at best. Then Don-Don meets a girl with a taste for crack – and his delinquent life turns violently criminal.

Consumed with chasing his next hit, alienating even his best friends, Don-Don works the streets like a pro. In pursuit of the demon, no deal is too shady. But when a huge drug transaction goes terribly awry, a bloody chain of events is set off, as Don-Don becomes a moving target, not just for the Chicago police force but for the ghetto’s most hardened thugs…

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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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