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Apr 9 - Apr 15, 2017

  • Homies, Lovers & Friends 3: A Brooklyn Love Storyby Jahquel J.
    4.11 avg ratings, 44 reviewspublished April 10, 2017

    With the secrets of Mello’s infidelity, Patsy is left with a baby, drinking problem and decision to make on her marriage. For years Patsy’s life has been about her husband. Will she be willing to work things out with the only man she has loved? Or will she allow her drinking prob...

  • Sincerely, The Boss!by Wahida Clark
    Not ratedpublished April 11, 2017

    Torn between steamy, passionate nights between the sheets and the truths she doesn't want to face, Margo Harris unravels mysteries from her past as she forms ties with a dangerous group of people. Determined to rebuild the fragments of her previous life, she clings to the sexy an...

  • And Then There Was Meby Sadeqa Johnson
    3.78 avg ratings, 8 reviewspublished April 11, 2017

    Bea and Awilda have been best friends from the moment Awilda threw her fourteen year-old self across Bea’s twin-sized bed as if they had known each other forever. Bubbly, adventurous Awilda taught sheltered, shy Bea how to dress, wear her hair and what to do with boys. She even i...

  • The Kinseys. Four brothers and one-up-and-coming sister. They got the street game on lock, but when it comes to the game of love, things ain't so easy... Tre, the oldest, has his work cut out for him, trying to win back his baby mama, Shamar, and cut ties with his ex. Shamar is d...

  • The Janesby B.M. Hardin
    4.17 avg ratings, 25 reviewspublished April 15, 2017

    Jane has the perfect life. She’s thriving in her career, and her marriage is solid. Her life is only missing one thing; a house to fill with children, which leads her to S.J. Lane. Who knew that one simple decision would cause everything in her life to change?In a community, were...

  • I Hate That I Love Youby Natisha Raynor
    4.0 avg ratings, 2 reviewspublished April 15, 2017

    At the age of fifteen, Chill commits a crime that sends him to a juvenile detention center. Locked away for seven years, he comes home to a new era. New music, new clothes, new cellphones, all the trends are foreign to him, especially the way his best friend Black blows money. Ch...