SEX IN THE HOOD 2 by White Chocolate

Knight Johnson rules the scandalous sex empire known sex empire known as Babylon. And he’s rolling out his erotic enterprise from coast to coast, with Victoria, the freakalicious goddess he stole from his baby brother, Duke. But blood proves it’s not thicker than booty. Duke is so humiliated and heartbroken over losing his rich-girl-turned-hood-diva to his bigger, badder brother that he’s waging with his own kinky kingdom. Jealous haters are scheming to crack the tightest love connection they’ve ever seen.

Be prepared to sweat, this one will have you and your mate up all night.

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SEX IN THE HOOD by White Chocolate

Duke Johnson has everything – money, power, and respect. He’s the self-proclaiming ruler of Babylon, the sexiest party underworld in Detroit, and he can have anything and every woman he wants. That is, until he meets Victoria.

Victoria has both her parents, and now that she’s moved from her upper class home in suburbia into her grandmother’s run-down shack in the hood, she’s about to lose something else – her virtue.

Join us as White Chocolate, Urban Books’ bi-racial sensation, takes you on one of the most pleasurable experiences of all time.

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EVERY THUG NEEDS A LADY by Wahida Clark

Having escaped the hard streets where deals go down on the corner and shots ring out in the night, sexy beautiful Roz – friend of Angel, Jaz, and Kyra, who’ve loved thugs of their own – is on her way to a professional career in physical therapy. She doesn’t need to make a U-turn back to the ghetto. But then she meets Trae, who’s still after the bling bling and fast money of drugs. He’s hard, hot, irresistible – and trouble.

Soon Roz is wild for a brother whose world is filled with dark schemes and deadly desires. But blinded by her passion, she can’t see the heartbreak ahead where the ‘hood has a law of its own – and its own brand of revenge.

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Kensington Acquires Holloway House Backlist

Kensington Publishing has acquired most of the publishing assets of Holloway House Publishing in Los Angeles, the original publisher of such classic black crime writers as Donald Goines, adding an historic trove of gritty African American popular literature to its publishing program. The acquisition includes about 400 backlist titles which will become part of a new imprint at Kensington called Holloway House Classics. Holloway House also publishes a range of popular fiction and nonfiction titles including biographies of famous African Americans.
Kensington’s Holloway House Classics will begin releasing titles in mass market and trade formats, in addition to releasing original urban fiction that complements the line. Holloway House Classics will join Kensington’s growing list of African American oriented imprints like Dafina, Urban Soul and Vibe Street Lit.

The acquisition does not include seven titles by Robert Beck, better known as Iceberg Slim, a former pimp turned bestselling author, whose books sold millions of copies. He is the author of such titles as Trick Baby and Pimp and his works are credited with providing the inspiration for the Blaxploitation film era of the 1970s and are often cited as influences by both hip-hop artists and Urban Fiction writers. Holloway House and the Beck estate will retain the rights to his books and Kensington will act as a distributor of Iceberg Slim titles.

Kensington CEO Steven Zacharius credited the deal to a strong market for classic black crime fiction and cited Kensington’s expertise and distribution muscle in the market for African American commercial reading. Zacharius said that the market for the kind of urban fiction Halloway offers, “is stronger today than when these books were first released.”And he said that Kensington’s sales and distribution channels will allow it “to bring Holloway House’s classic works of fiction to a much wider audience.”

Source: Publishers Weekly

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