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On a cold November night in 1997, bloodcurdling screams went unheard at 3434 Grove St. When the body of a young woman is finally discovered, the case should be clear: former beauty queen Sophia Feliciano has been brutally murdered. But nothing about the Feliciano family is as it seems. Enter Detective Calvin Robinson, a hard-boiled investigator whose relentless pursuit of the truth begins to unravel his own life. T

Let's get down to business! This story follows an Indian-born man by the name of Sandeep Kumar. Eventually, he changes his name to Scotty Perkins. Sandeep Kumar is not thrilled with his heritage and wants to make some changes. Along the way, he will soon discover that the grass is not always greener on the other side. Will he realize the error of his ways before it is too late, or will he stay the course and be doomed for the rest of his life? Stay tuned to find out!

From the moment tomboy Judith Conway, daughter of a California Senator, meets wrestler Jerry Conway, her life is irrevocably changed. She's spent her youth defying convention, preferring football pads to party dresses, but the electric connection with Jerry shatters her defenses. Their forbidden high school romance ignites an obsession that transcends time, distance, and loyalty—even his own. After a brutal betrayal leaves her heartbroken, Judith attempts to build a normal life with Jesus, a man of unwavering devotion.

Hell Hill, Ohio. What starts as a trick-or-treating outing takes a dark turn when their car fails, forcing them to walk past the ominous Von Borden Manor, which glows red and emits screams. Francesca is drawn to the house while her family is chased by their driverless Oldsmobile.

Delilah Patterson is the protagonist of this story. On December 28, 1996, Delilah Patterson, an 18-year-old single mother, was brutally raped, killed, and abused by an attacker or attackers who brutally raped, killed, and beat her. Her daughter, Calista, attempts to piece together the missing pieces to solve her mother's murder. Despite what you might expect, it's about a mother and daughter. We're going to have a blast, so join us.

A story of a rich girl. Claudia has to learn humanity the hard way! She feels entitled, not only because of family ties, but because she's White.

Meet Miss Cortez, a woman with Down syndrome who dreams of playing in the NBA.... She wants to defeat all the negative stigma that comes with disabilities.

A 10-year-old girl is murdered in League City, Texas! It takes more then 40 years to solve this case! Stay tuned.

Born in 1913, a young woman pretended to be a man to serve her country! She was eventually caught, found Jesus, and went nuts.

A boy with football aspirations goes to law school and plays in the NFL. Then he coaches.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to No Water for Our Horses and experience corruption, dirty cops, justice obstruction, and much more.

Part two. This is part two of my original book. This follows her son, Spencer Monahan. Like mother like son.

Tension, heartbreak, and racism. Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Stepping on the Sharpest Pieces of Glass and experience the compelling world of African American literary fiction.

This story follows Donna Mortensen and her family throughout the years. Donna, at first, is confused about who she really is. She was born into a White family, but she herself is Black. She struggles to find acceptance. She gets pregnant, and you will see the stories of every child that follows in her footsteps.

A woman who is raped at a young age finds strength.

Stewing in the Belly of the Devil follows Clarissa Maynard, who is also known as Sister O'Malley. Her father is very abusive, and her mother died while giving birth to her, or so she thought. She becomes murderous and kills multiple people, including some of her own family members.

A woman dragged down by racism, but overcomes all. Winnifred "Winny" Jane Dixon, born August 1, 1865, to Jonathan and Brenda Dixon, both born August 1 1845 until July 17, 1880. Winifred Dixon was born to a family who were slaves for the McAllister family in Savannah, Georgia. Her father, Jonathan, was a butler for the family as well as working in the fields of the plantation. Mama was a sex slave for Mr. Bruce McAllister, you see, his wife Annabelle couldn't bare any children. So being that Mr. McAllister wanted children, it was Miss Dixon's responsibility to give him what he wanted.

Deceit, murder, a family torn apart...Follow this family down a rod to Hell.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Silence of a Songbird: The Story of Hannah Lockhart and experience the compelling world of mental health awareness.

Howdy, y'all, my name is Beatrice Lawson. You might be wondering, how does a little girl have so much hatred against Blacks? Well, let me explain that to you. It all started with my great-grandfather Michael in 1876. Grandpa Michael owned a plantation called "Willow Manor". My father and grandfather told me that he fell in love with a Black woman who only used him to be set free, and that's where my feelings of hatred for Black people began. Now, have Black people ever done a thing to me? No, but they messed with my family, and you just don't do that in my book.