AFTERBURN by Zane

When Washington D.C., chiropractor Yardley Brown goes to his local bank, it isn’t only to make a deposit into his account. He has long since accrued some interest in Rayne Waters, a bank employee who’s too beautiful to be true – and too beautiful to be single. At least that’s what Yardley believes, which is why he has never approached her.

Little does he know that Rayne is anything but taken. Not for want of trying, of course. But after barely surviving a dating disaster with her hairdresser’s brother and then falling for a member of her church band, she’s on the verge of giving up. That is until Yardley – discouraged by his own slew of dead-end romances – finally works up the courage to give her a try.

The true craziness, however, is just beginning, thanks to a cast of characters who seem bent on botching the young couple’s relationship. There’s Rayne’s erratic mother; Yardley’s playboy buddies, always trolling for sex; and, worst of all, past lovers who make a habit of popping up and ruining things as only old flames (or previous mistakes) can. Weaving the carnal and the comical in true Zane fashion, Rayne and Yardley’s struggle to find love in a world gone mad is a timeless talk about everything that can go wrong in the dating game – and a few things that can go right.

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STREET LOVE: A TRIPLE CROWN ANTHOLOGY

Join five of Triple Crown’s hottest best-selling authors as each twists a tale of life, death, happiness, heartache and street love.

Keisha Ervin’s After the Storm
Mo and Quan have been together for eight years and they have survived it all. But a storm is approaching and all of the secrets they’ve kept are about to be revealed. This time, will Mo and Quan be able to weather the storm.

Danielle Santiago’s Allure of the Game
Arnessa is on the come-up, making moves and moving weight, attracting the unwanted attention of Suef, whose blacks are hit hard due to Arnessa’s success. When Suef threatens Cernise, Arnessa’s little sister, Arnessa focuses all her energy on eliminating the threat. Preoccupied with Suef, will the Allure of the Game claim Cernise when Arnessa least expects it?

Quentin Carter’s The Fink
When Phelix Mitchell is released from prison 25 years early after testifying against his best friend, he finds out something that he was told as a child – Nobody likes a tattle tale – is more than just a saying. Consumed by guilt, Phelix makes the ultimate sacrafice to try to right a wrong.

T. Styles’s Cold as Ice
Pepper Thomas is a straight “A” student living in a rough part of Southeast Washington D.C., who manages to stay away from drugs, violence and crime. That is, until next door neighbor and drug dealer Ice’s home is robbed. With newfound evidence that can be held as ransom, can Pepper be as cold as Ice?

Leo Sullivan’s B-More Love
Ashley is an innocent high school senior about to enter college. Jamal is a young thug, born and bred in Baltimore’s West Port Projects. Ashley dislikes the thug, refusing his desire to help when Ashley’s mother becomes ill. However, a tragic event brings the two together and in order of Ashley’s mother to have a chance at living – someone must die!

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TORN by Keisha Ervin

Her female intuition told her he was a dog but yet and still she lent him her soul, gave him her heart and allowed herself to fall in love. Torn between infatuation, lust, denial and playing wifey, the only thing that Mo knows for sure is that she’s been through hell, survived nine years, three miscarriages, numerous flings, heated arguments and few knock-down drag-out fights only to realize that she is further in love and more confused than ever.

Come join National Best-Selling Author Keisha as she spins a classic tale about loving someone so much you lose yourself, only to find in the end that what you thought was real love was just a game.

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THE RETURN OF A GANGSTER’S GIRL by Chunichi

Broken hearted, scorned Ceazia is back home in Virginia and up to her old ways. With her road dawg, Diamond, by her side, she’s unstoppable, until the attention she’s used to falls on her friend and envy rears its ugly head.

When she pulls Shawn, Diamond gets the luxuries Ceazia’s used to and now lacking, which sets things off. Now eager to get a man that outshines Shawn, Ceazia meets Judah. Catching wind that Shawn is indebted to Judah, Ceazia devises a plan to knock Shawn off his pedestal and end Diamond’s fantasies.

Trust no one without knowing their agenda, or be ready to find out whose game is tighter.

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HELL HAS NO FURY by Keith Lee Johnson

A suspense thriller by the best-selling author of the Little Black Girl series.

After steeping away from his thriller-suspense novels to write the phenomenally successful Little Black Girl Lost series, author Keith Lee Johnson has returned with some new flavor, along with some old friends, in his latest novel, Hell Has No Fury. In this suspense laden tale, Johnson brings back Phoenix Perry, the beautiful yet fearless FBI agent from his earlier novels, Sugar and Spice Pretenses.

After a long stint at desk duty, Phoenix Perry is dragged back into the limelight when a family member is found beaten and near death. To complicate matters, there are two dead bodies at the scene, and Phoenix’s cousin is the prime suspect. Can Phoenix find her cousin’s attackers and prove her innocence before the body count becomes astronomical? A nationwide chase ensues, involving shady editors, crooked literary agents and a host of others. If you’re into suspense thrillers, this one is not to be missed.

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