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MVP by Jihad

Daniel — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:39:20 +0000

MVP is the story of two best friends and business partners. Jonathon Parker and Coltrane Jones have a history. The best friends and business partners have been involved in everything from murder to blackmail, whatever it took to rise they did. Now they’re sitting on top of the world, heading up the two most infamous strip clubs in the nation, the duo has the world at their feet. But now they both want out for different reasons. Coltrane is tired of the drug game. He’s hoping to settle down with the new woman in his life. Jonathon, now a top sought after criminal attorney, is ready to get out of the game, that’s because his eye is set on the Governor’s Mansion. With the backing of major political players, he just might get it. There’s only one catch. Jonathon has to make a major coup… bring down his best friend, the notorious MVP, Coltrane Jones. As two longtime friends go to war, parallel lives will collide, shocking family secrets will be unveiled and the game won’t truly be over until one of them is dead.

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PREACHER MAN BLUES by Jihad

Daniel — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:30:12 +0000

As kids, Terrell “TJ” Money and Percival “PC” Turner had one goal – become big-time preachers. But once they accomplish that goal, heading up One World Faith; the largest church in the Southeast, the best friends battle on just how they should be leading their flock. TJ is living up to his name and looking to capitalize on a congregation more than willing to shell out the big bucks for “a man of God.” Percival tries to walk the straight and narrow but soon the lure of the bling leads him astray.

When PC tries to right his wrong ways, the battle lines will be drawn and best friends will see sides of each other they never knew existed. Soon, TJ gets down and dirty – pulling up every trick and devastating secret to keep his holy money train rolling. Will Percival learn the hard way that TJ is a sinner who doesn’t want to be saved? And if he does, will it be in time enough to stop tragedy from turning his own life upside down? When the dust settles someone will definitely be singing the Preacherman Blues.

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GIGOLOS GET LONELY TOO by Dwayne S. Joseph, Roy Glenn, and Jihad

Daniel — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 05:49:53 +0000

Three men who have a way with the ladies struggle to keep their heads when each finds that love is more important than sex.

Carter’s found the woman of his dreams, and to keep her, he’s all set to change his lifestyle as a gigolo. But all hell breaks loose when he agrees to meet Deanna for what he’s decided is going to be his last appointment.

It’s a dream come true for Vernon: a threesome with two of the finest women in Atlanta. Forget the fact that Vernon’s married, one of the willing women is his wife’s best friend, or that the other woman has motives of her own – Vernon’s just out to get his.

When he finally realizes that April is the one, Rick has to find a way to make it out of the game. All he has to do now is cut loose Laura, Vanessa, and Yvette.

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STREET LIFE by Jihad

Daniel — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 23:43:23 +0000

Street Life is a journey into the struggle of a young black male raised in America’s inner-city streets. Not since Donald Goines and Claude Brown has there been a story written from the male perspective about the the inncer-city streets that compares. As the merry-go-round of life in the hood is relived, explanations will become evident for the events and circumstances that lead so many to prison gates. This true-to-life story paints a vivid, colorful picture of why growing up in an environment where happiness is sought in the bottom of liquor bottles, needles and dope sacks is just ordinary life in the hood. Whenever one tries to break the cycle, unseen hands pull at him to continue the course he is conditioned to complete. It takesa conviction and lengthy prison stay for Jihad to change his thinking and change the course in his life.

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RIDING RHYTHM by Jihad

Daniel — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 14:47:33 +0000

Fresh off his Essense bestselling novel Babygirl, Jihad, the self-proclaimed King of Street Fiction, returns with Riding Rhythm, the story of a woman ready to die for the love of a man she has never laid eyes on.

Rhythm Azure, a young freedom-fighting law student at Howard University, takes interest in the case of Moses King, the founder of a notorious Chicago street gang. Moses was sentenced to life without parole for a crime he didn’t commit. As Rhythm grows closer to Moses, she uncovers a conspiracy involving government officials that threatens to tear the city apart. The closer she gets to the truth, the closer she comes to not only her demise, but the demise of everyone around her. Now Rhythm’s only hope is to unite the two largest rival street gangs of Chicago, along with the Church, to topple the biggest conspiracy and cover-up the nation has ever known.

Riding Rhythm is filled with intrigue and surprises that will leave you breathless at every turn.

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BABY GIRL by Jihad

Daniel — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 03:38:00 +0000

She’s Robbin’ the Rich to Give to the Poor.

We’ve all fantasized about the old Robin Hood cliché, but Baby Girl is doing it. She made Atlanta her own personal Sherwood Forest and she’s robbing the ballers to give to the homeless and dejected.

She’s had a hard life, but now with the help of some others she’s about to make a difference in the world> The only question is if that difference is for good or bad.

Jihad, the self-proclaimed king of street fiction, is back with his best novel yet. You may think he did his thing in Street Life, but all hail the king when it comes to his new masterpiece: BabyGirl.

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