This book is a heartfelt urban novel about a young boy named Raheem. Raheem was raised in a home where he had two siblings a brother and a sister. They were raised by single parents that showed no love, no guidance, and destroyed any confidence a boy could have built if he was showed the proper love. You see due to his mother anger toward his absent father Raheem had to live through mental and physical abuse! Although Raheem life was challenging he grew up to be a strong young man, but the story takes a mysterious turn for the worst.

Author: Luck Lou wrote the book to talk about the way some of you are treating your child, we talk about slavery, but at the same time giving the kids the same treatment as the slaves.

He grew up in Inkster, MI, right outside of Detroit. A place some would call the murder and drug capital of the world, he calls home. Born Ray'zion Coles, known in the hood as Zy, there's only one thing he's ever known how to do. Get it gone, and get back. Now, Kenneth Shelby was another story. K-Doe was more the "Hey, how you doin, get on the ground," kinda type. Zy and K-Doe were brothers. If you saw one, it was in your best interest to know that you gone see the other one. It was always something going on when it came to them two.

Tiffany Luvly and her luxurious line of lingerie were on the brink of ascending to the apex of success until death tore through the air, and tortured her newly acquired business associate, which unveiled a sinister chain of horror, and hurled her into a downward spiral. A spiral that fractured her world and led her into a lustful romance with Darius Valentine, who’s life had its own turbulence. He was lodged in a battle with a brute that was fixed on destroying him, his family, and his empire if allowed. And if their eyes didn’t see enough peril, a serial killer’s thirst for spreading blood over the Las Vegas streets had spilled into their domain and threatened to sear their souls – if they didn’t crush the rushing blood.

Hi, my name is Malcolm Murray, and welcome to the inside of my mind. Do not be scared of floating film streams around you. Floating around you are the funny memories of when I was a teen to when I was 27 years old. If you are here looking for the same travel stories of "I went here, did this, and you should go here," then you are in the wrong mind. These memories are the hilarious situations and experiences of being a young African-American, American, foreigner, male, or just a human being overseas. Yes, while here, it is acceptable to laugh at the mishaps that have taken place in my life so far. It is actually highly encouraged that you laugh because you know what they say, "Laughter is the best medicine," and you will be so medicated from my memories that you will feel the healthiest that you have ever felt in your life. Enough of me rambling on, without further ado, let's go on this adventure together and get to laughing.

Karla and Lila are teen sisters growing up on the Eastside of Atlanta during the 1990's crack epidemic. They are the daughters of a mother affected by the epidemic. After their mother mysteriously disappears, no father around and having to be raised by an older woman that goes by the name, Mama B, the girls have to learn and fight hard to maneuver and succeed in life and not follow in their mother's footsteps or fall into the traps that surround them. A very strong-minded Karla is determined to carry both her and her older sister Lila through high school, college, and into a successful life beyond what they know. Chasing those goals, she meets an interesting soul from the streets of Miami, an actual rival city to the Atlanta streets in those days. They develop a very strong and interesting connection over time that is filled with many surprises. Both girls will come face to face with heartache and many challenges, making their story one of the most unforgettable tales deriving from the urban streets of Atlanta.