She’s tired of living her life for others and waiting on her man to marry her. It’s time for her to take control of her life and do the things she has always wanted to do. The first thing is to relocate to Los Angeles and try to break into the film industry. While there, not only does she befriend a gold digger and a player, but she becomes part of the darker side of Hollywood.

Join Laya on her journey of emotional ups and downs, as she attempts to be the best Layla she can be and create her own identity, separate from the one others have labeled her with.

Faking It is a story of self discovery, becoming yourself, not doing and being what others want you to be… a story of hope and courage.

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When Cassandra’s aunt Ruby is arrested for murder, she proclaims her innocence and points the finger at Jabbar, a police officer who was having a secret affair with Cassandra before her death.

Accusations fly and secrets are revealed as Brandon seeks the truth. As the murder rate climbs, Brandon realizes that the killer is someone he would have never suspected.

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Feeling unfulfilled professionally and looking for a higher purpose, Elsie has decided to leave the law firm and start a non-profit organization. She is also ready to start a family. With who? A male of female?

Faith, the therapist of the organization, is married to Raheem, a self-made millionaire who controls Faith by reminding her that “Without me, you would be nothing.” She will have to decide what’s more important; her dignity or stability.

Harmony, a young mother with three baby daddies, is tired of living in the hood and barely surviving. She’s ready to let go of her promiscuous past, make changes in her life and better herself.

And then there’s Pastor Bella Gold. While guiding others, she tries to come to terms with her past and secret shame. Will she succeed or resign from the pulpit?

Whether forced to make changes in their lives by circumstance or choice, the women in the story discover their true selves and learn about their own power.

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Whatever the case, you know when things get rough you can always count on your Sister Girls to be there for you.

Take a look inside the relationships of Crystal, Susan, Jewell, and Elsie. Their lives are laced with love, addiction, lust, and loyalty. Crystal must deal with a past she can’t escape. Susan is in denial and needs to get real. Jewell is looking for a good man. And Elsie is confused about her sexuality. When their issues explode each woman is forced to confront her own set of issues. Their friendship is put to the test numerous times and in ways that they never imagined. Together these four sisters take friendship to a new level that puts the realities of life’s trials and tribulations into their proper perspective.

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Angel Santiago has got it going on. She’s young, fine and can get what she wants, whenever she wants it, the way she wants it. That’s because she knows the key to the game. Control – that’s what it’s all about and nobody controls the situation like Angel does. At least not until she meets Frido. He’s everything all the other guys aren’t and while Angel may know the game, Frido’s the one who invented it.

Cream White is the mother of one, caretaker of another and one of the hardest working strippers in Brooklyn. Tired of the game, the ghetto and the hustle, she takes part in a scam that will hopefully provide her with a way out of the hood. Surprisingly, the one who introduced her to the game is the only one who holds the key to getting her out of it. What is a girl to do when she’s busted, disgusted, and entrenched in a world of self-doubt and uncertainty?

All Syndi Johnson wants is to get the hell outta New York. The worst thing her mother could have done was uproot her and the family, and move her from Atlanta to Brooklyn five years ago. Now, her brother is dead, hr sister is out of control, and to make matters worse, her mother is about to marry a man Sydni can’t stand. What’s a sister to do? Make some loot, of course, so she can get the hell out of Brooklyn and go back down south in style. Only, when it’s all said and done she might just be too smart for her own good.

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