THE CLIQUE by Brandie

The first rule when trying to survive in prison is to find people who are going to watch your back. Sometimes alliances like this are made in the weirdest situations. For Mo, Royal, Emil, and Ascada, the last place they wanted to be was in prison together, but as fate would have it, they all became inmates of the Walsh Facility for Women. As different as they all are, they do have one thing in common – Kemp. Kemp is known on the streets as a hustler with nothing to lose. He doesn’t care about anyone but himself, and that included the children that he’s fathered with three of the women who are locked up.

But when Kemp gets arrested by the Feds, all sorts of the drama jumps off, putting the girls in a situation that they can’t get out of alone. The last thing any of the girls wanted to do was “bury the hatchet” and be friends, but they will have to in order to get out of alive.

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CROSSROADS by Rochan Morgan

Allen Richards a.k.a. Pooney, learns the hard way just how fast a life filled with promise can become the greatest of urban tragedies. Blessed with a loving mother and younger sister, Pooney is a star student athlete. But when an argument with another young man over a girlfriend causes Pooney to join a local gang, his life takes a drastic turn.

Pooney quickly falls in love with his new “family” and the foul activities that now dominate his life. With his single mom working constantly to support herself and two children, Pooney finds freedom to indulge in his new self-destructive habits. However, when the highest ranking member of the Deuce-Nine Crips shows romantic interest in Pooney’s sister, his love affair with gang is over. Unfortunately, Pooney finds that getting of a gang proves much more difficult than getting into one.

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THE AFTERMATH by Anna J.

If you thought having a threesome could wreak havoc on a relationship, Monica from My Woman His Wife is back to show you why even the mere thought of a ménage a trios with your spouse and an outsider should never enter your imagination.

It’s been three month since the Cinque household has been turned upside down by a sexual tryst gone terribly wrong. Although Jasmine and James are making moves to put their broken home and broken hearts back together, past lies and a lack of trust make it almost impossible to salvage what was once sacred. It’s even harder when a conniving woman like Monica is throwing salt in the wounds from the sidelines because she hasn’t gotten what she wants.

Old family secrets are revealed and half truths are exposed as marriage vows are put to the test, painful memories are relived, and revenge is at the top of everyone’s list. Drama, betrayal, and lust are all found on the pages of The Aftermath – when once just isn’t enough.

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ENTANGLED by K. Elliott

After five years in prison, drug dealer Jamal Stewart is becoming reacquainted with the perils of the streets. His rehabilitation, if any, can only be seen through the yes of his new love Dream Nelson, a middle school teacher.

With a criminal record, finding employment becomes a job in itself for Jamal. His best friend Dawg pushes him to contact an old cocaine connect. Dream attempts to keep him from the life of crime that eventually reels her in as well.

Living in a world filled with unprotected sex, violence, payoffs, disloyalty and drug dealing, Jamal becomes the focus of a man hunt. Vowing to never return to prison, he decides he will hold court in the streets. He soon learns how some things can be caught…without a chase.

This multi-plotted suspense novel will bring reality far too close to home.

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ME AND MY BOYFRIEND by Keisha Ervin

Here comes a honey colored, hazel-green eyed St. Louis bombshell named Meesa. With money in the bank, designer clothes in her closet, and true friends by her side, Meesa still longs for more. All of her life she’s wanted for one thing and one thing only, love. When she meets the infamous Black, a street pharmacist from the North side of the Lou, finally, love is in her grasp.

Follow Meesa and Black, this century’s new notorious Bonnie and Clyde, through the roller coaster ride that their tight to death relationships brings. From ups, downs, love, hate, lies, abuse, and murder, they go through it all. Like the saying goes: everything that looks good to you ain’t always good for you. But in the end, love always conquers all…doesn’t it?

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