Yaya is the diva of the crew, who needs to decide if she can deal with a blue collar man – especially when the one that got away comes back into the picture.

Taryn feels like she’s met the man of her dreams… except the other two women in his life might bring more drama than she can handle.

Monya just wants to work, get paid, and get her party on. Falling in love is the furthest from her mind, but she might just be in for a big surprise.

Camille turned down a full scholarship to work as a makeup artist, but now that she’s falling in love, she’s got to keep her head on straight if she wants to keep her job.

Join these ladies on the hilarious rollercoaster ride of life, love, friendship, heartache, and all the drama in between.

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Paige has always had her man’s back and why shouldn’t she? For the last five years, he’s been a good father, a great provider and an awesome lover. But now she realizes that even the house, the two cars in the garage and the lifelong desire to be the perfect family isn’t enough to forgive him for breaking her heart. It’s time to move on… but can she really let go?

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In Drama Queen we met Kayla Hopkins, a woman who just couldn’t win for losing. In No More Drama we revisit Kayla’s good friend Terrell Sims. He’s just turned his life around, got anew job, and the girl of his dreams. But when a problem he thought he had taken care of comes back to haunt him, he might just lose everything he’s worked so hard to gain.

Terrell’s brother is a recently reformed player who also met “the one”, but when he learns that she has just as many conquests as he does, can he really trust her with his heart? More importantly, can she trust him with hers? The answers lie within the hilarious pages of No More Drama.

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“No” isn’t a word that Charysse Westbrooke is used to hearing from anyone. But now it seems to be part of her brother’s vocabulary and she thinks it’s because of the new woman in his life, Paige, and she ain’t having it. Paige Michaels is living the single life for the first time in a long time and loving it. Her plate is already full with her job, her daughter, her friends and her new man to even be worried her ex-boyfriend or his new wife.

National bestselling author, La Jill Hunt brings the drama once again as we find out what happens when there is a mix of her friends, her family, her baby daddy, her baby daddy’s family, his friends, his sister and all of the other issues in between. It doesn’t take long before the drama gets taken to the next level.

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Quianna (Yaya) throws caution to the wind and follows her heart, overlooking glitz and glam by standing by her blue-collar man. When tragedy strikes, will her love for him be strong enough to beat the odds with temptations from her past knocking at the door? Taryn has pinned over Lincoln for as long as she can remember but when he reciprocates, will she be able to overlook the potential baby mama drama lurking in the wind?

Turning down a free ride and following her dreams to become a make-up artist, Camille knows hands-on training and firsthand experiences will get her to the top of her game.

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La Jill Hunt is the bestselling author of Drama Queen, No More Drama and Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda. She is currently working on Too Close for Comfort.

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For talented artist Jovia Grant, life has gone from one extreme to the other. Being raised by a single mother living in a lavish home, her much needed break from home comes when she is accepted into a summer art program where she rediscovers old friends and meets a few new ones. Essence Bestselling Author La Jill Hunt brings the drama in Thug Passion as these two worlds collide and her family discovers she’s been learning more than art.

Once again, Dwayne S. Johnson weaves a dramatic tale of love and betrayal in All for Love. After the turmoil she’d suffered in her twenty years. Rayne is thankful for the safety and companionship given to her by her boo, Love. Unfortunately for Rayne, the drama and heartache are about to come back in her life in a major way, when she finds out she is pregnant with Quincy’s baby.

For Jada West it was All About the Money. From dancing at the best club, to becoming the city’s top Madame, whatever it took to make piles of paper, that’s what she was about. In this tale of power and money, Roy Glenn brings a different flavor to this around the way girl as Jada discovers that in the end, there is something more important than money.

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Lyric Crenshaw has been playing the game so long that she’s mastered it. Her motto has always been to use what you got to get what you want. With a face and a body like hers, the possibilities are endless. But when a love struck co-worker teaches her otherwise and she meets a man that sees right through her, she may just have to open her eyes and see that winning the game ain’t everything.

If Juicy Brown were to die today, her obituary would read, “Another Welfare Recipient Bites the Dust,” but things have got to change. She may agree with some of the rumors buzzing around the neighborhood about her but one, is straight up scandalous! And she’s about to clear it up by any means necessary.

Precious Paine, a ghetto jewel haunted by memories of a troubled childhood. Her and her crew have the game on smash, but trouble lurks around her corner. Can the love of a good man make precious leave behind her hustle in the streets or will she become another victim of inner city life that’s marked for self destruction? These questions and many more will be answered in this high-energy urban street saga.

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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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