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Feb 16 - Feb 22, 2014

  • Hold It Down: Like Sister and Brotherby Nicole Jackson
    4.0 avg ratings, 13 reviewspublished February 18, 2014

    Every ending has a beginning, and every tumultuous relationship had it's start somewhere. Fairy tales are just figments of our imagination. Reality is harsh and unkind. Still somehow, there are roses the bust through the ground, beyond the concrete. Love can be found in the stran...

  • Yours Forever (Bayou Dreams, #3)by Farrah Rochon
    3.88 avg ratings, 6 reviewspublished February 18, 2014

    Can the sins of the past… Louisiana powerhouse attorney Matthew Gauthier has spent a lifetime safeguarding his prominent family's scandalous history. So when Tamryn West makes it her mission to dig up the past, Matthew must do everything in his power to stop her. But his plan to...

  • Single Ladies 5by Blake Karrington
    Not ratedpublished February 19, 2014

    Single Ladies is back with a brand new series. Get ready to deal with the drama we all experience on a day to day basis. Baby daddy drama, side chick issues, divorce, child custody, child support, medical issues, money problems, infidelity, lust, in laws, jobs, the police, incarc...

  • The Way It Isby Nicole Jackson
    4.2 avg ratings, 5 reviewspublished February 19, 2014

    Girls in the hood aint always hard, but the saying holds true for girls growing up in the Ward. Raquel and Tae were both born into the hood. Their mothers were both babies having babies, so from the beginning the odds were stacked against them. At an early age Raquel knew that sh...

  • Wife (Mistress, #2)by Nia Forrester
    3.0 avg ratings, 1 reviewpublished February 20, 2014

    Part II of the 'Mistress' trilogy. No longer a mistress to wealthy, much older men, Keisha Crawford isn't certain who or what she is anymore. But one thing she is sure of is how she feels about Jayson Holmes, the handsome-as-sin ex-con who gave her a reason--and the courage--to c...