Book #2 to the Kaydence & Dani series. Kaydence gets out of prison for capital murder with the help of the dirty working warden, Michael. He isn't supposed to let anyone know that he's out of prison, not even his family or else it could cause Michael his job... this is until Dior, Kaydence's sister is put in a life o...
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Kenya is on top of the world as one of the world's most successful rising businesswomen. But she quickly learns she can't have it all. Something must give and she has to make a choice between her dreams or the love of her life.
"I was a killer, was the best they'd ever seen I'd steal your heart before you ever heard a thing I'm an assassin and I had a job to do Little did I know that girl was an assassin too" The NFL's most eligible bachelor. The one handed wonder. Everything came easy to Odell Beckham Jr. once he was launched into the spotl...
" I got a bad bitch in my Chevy. Selling Miley Cyrus in my brand new Monte Carlo I got the Justin Bieber please believe me! A quarter million hanging on my colla Half a million in my duffel bag Now im riding in my Cadillac Hammers in them fucking vouges Im riding clean and im fucking hoes " Handsome and Hassan Harris...
"Are you sure this nigga is about you? You never know, he could be just tryna fuck. I mean, why would he blow off almost four years with his girlfriend for you?" Jayda asked and I shrugged. "The same thing I asked myself." I said watching the Wizards's practice and the coach blew the whistle as Kelly glanced over to m...
"Good morning ladies. I'm Mr. Brown. Welcome...to Sex Ed." This sentence began everything. And it was nothing like what any of us had expected.
Typically, they tell you that being the new girl in high school is always fun, but then it results in getting bullied, being hated by all, and also judged negatively. Well, this time it actually is fun. And that's only because she's gets challenged by the best basketball player in the school. Not one on one though. T...
