QUEEN BEE by Mark Anthony

Destiny and Brazil are good friends as well as protégés of Essence, the 28-year-old controlling, ghetto fabulous owner of the Queen Bee strip club. Due to their ambition, they unintentionally make the mistake of outshining their mentor. Essence views her protégés as a threat to her power and her status, and things only get worse when they sleep with Essence’s man.

Essence isn’t content with trying to control Destiny and Brazil. She feels that she must destroy them both and completely eliminate any threat that they may pose to her and her empire. She decides to divide and conquer Destiny and Brazil, subsequently starting a war. In the end, the question will not be who won the most, but who lost the least.

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SEXXXFESSIONS: CONFESSIONS OF AN ANONYMOUS STRIPPER by Andrea Blackstone

A provocative story of secret lives that collide in a land of forbidden fantasies.

Mystique Forrester is a suburban mother of two, stuck in an unhealthy marriage. Where there should be love, there’s nothing but pain. After a failed attempt to put her marital affairs in order, bitter Mystique comes to secretly live a conservative lifestyle during the day and a raunchy one in the hood at night. What will happen when a curious mom goes undercover as an exotic dancer to get a firsthand account of what really goes on in the local strip club?

Settle into a place where Pandora’s Box is opened, but anonymity is preserved. But the question remains: Is the grass really greener on the other side?

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BAD GIRLZ 4 LIFE by Shannon Holmes

Coming of age in the badlands of north Philadelphia – one of the toughest and poorest communities in the country – Tonya Morris has had to make some desperate and, at times, ruthless moves in her bid to survive. When Tonya stepped into the unforgiving business of stripping, she found herself caught up in a world of sex-filled nights, dirty money, backstabbing cohorts, and murder.

She left that world behind to become a hairstylist. However, after she is blacklisted from salons across Philadelphia and is evicted by her shady landlord, Tonya finds herself back in the stripping business. Except this time, she promises herself, things are going to end differently. Tonya teams up with her best friend, Na’eema, to organize underground sex parties, and not long before they find success, rubbing elbows with athletes, rappers, and celebrities.

Then Tonya’s ex-lover and now music industry superstar, Q, steps onto the scene, and everything takes a dramatic new twist. Because it’s not just Q who is back in her life. his murderous baby mama, Niecey, is fresh out of jail and ready to raise hell. And she’s got Tonya in her sights. In the meantime, Tonya’s past has risen like a beast, threatening to tear away all her newfound success. but Tonya isn’t going down without a fight.

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MARRIED TO THE GAME by Chunichi

Ceazia Deveareux is a young exotic dancer and former girlfriend of the late Vegas Jackson, a once big time drug dealer who was killed at Ceazia’s hands. Having grown accustomed to the high-maintenance lifestyle Vegas use to afford her, Ceazia takes drastic measures in an attempt to sustain the luxuries she feels are hers and so rightfully deserves. the only problem with Ceazia’s thought process is that for every action there is a cause, and for every cause there is an effect. But, when you are Ceazia Dveareux, what you want, you aim to gain - even at the cost of a possible boomerang.

Snake, the brother of the late Vegas, visits this story with a vengeance for his brother’s death. Convinced Ceazia is responsible for the catastrophe, Snake patiently awaits the day he can execute his revenge. In the meantime, as Ceazia prances her sexy, hot-to-trot, and yet cunning appeal, Snake happens to have a fascination with strippers, so why not enjoy the worldly likes of her? If there is ever a lesson to be learned, it’s the old adage that every thing that looks good to you, isn’t good for you.

Ceazia only thought life was hard living as A Gangster’s Girl, but reality sets in as to how difficult survival can be as she learns she’s actually Married to the Game. Will Ceazia be able to set forth her street saavy ways in order to tread water? Don’t miss this astounding tale of sex, game, and revenge.

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THE STREET LIFE SERIES: IS IT PASSION OR REVENGE? by Kevin M. Weeks

Colorful murder weapons, #1 male exotic dancers, and a delusional serial killer are the pieces to the crime puzzle. Will the Feds take over the case from D.C.’s quick-witted and statuesque female detective Hanae Troop? When the evidence points to Teco Jackson, a former snitch from the City of Brotherly Love, Detective Troop must decide if she is going to cuff Teco or protect him. One thing is for sure. The Chocolate City’s #1 male exotic dancers are turning up dead, while Teco rises to the top as the crowd’s all-time favorite performer. Are these crimes of passion or revenge?

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