OCTOBER 2009 Barack Like Me by David Alan Grier Betrayal by Dwayne S. Joseph Bite Marks: A Vampire Testament by Terence Taylor Bum Magnet by K. L. Brady Caliente by Monique LaMont Carnivale Diabolique by Monica Jackson The Cartel 2 by Ashley and Jaquavis A Deep Dark Secret by Kimberla Lawson Roby Deep Deception by [...]
The crack epidemic infiltrated the inner cities in the early 80s and for most the logic was simple; either you smoked crack or you sold crack. As crackheads walk the streets like zombies, Lil Nut is determined to get rich or die trying.
Handing my entire life over to my job is not my definition of living a full life. Yes, I need money, just like everyone else. I also need to have a well rounded life as well. I need to engage in activities with my family and friends. I also need to engage in activities that I enjoy.
In this sensual, unforgettable novel, a husband and wife face the worst crisis of their marriage-and learn that no matter what twists life throws at you, holding on to the one you love is the only way to survive.
To his fans, Cole Dennis is a heavyweight contender with a devastating right hook. To a city being held hostage to chaos and terror, Dennis has a grit and charisma that make him the shining hope for justice–until he is arrested for a brutal murder.
In order to heal you must first acknowledge the truth about yourself, no matter how ugly it may be. Breanna Baker stopped believing in fairytales the night of the tragic accident that claimed her father’s life.
What would you do if the secret you were keeping could set you free, yet ultimately devastate the ones you love?………After six years of marriage, Victoria and Ted are the ultimate power couple.
Which book is your current favorite?–That’s always the book that coming out so it would be Sins of the Father. I was raised by a single mother so the issue of absentee fathers is very dear to my heart.
My favorite, absolute favorite, place to stress shop is a bookstore. Oh my goodness, just last weekend after a hellish week at work I walked into a huge Barnes and Nobles. As soon as I walked through the double doors my brain started to decompress.
With sensitivity and grace, Kimberla Lawson Roby addresses a very real and serious issue, while delivering the inspiring tale of one family’s mission to shed light into the darkest corner of their lives.
