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Taye had it all. He had traded the ghetto of Bankhead for the glistening streets of opportunity in LA. From there, he had made his fortune, met his gorgeous wife, and started his very own family. He was living the dream and should have been content, but something still felt like it was missing. It isn’t until running into his old flame, Ayana, that Taye realizes what he’s been craving: passion. Ayana is like a cool drink of water on a hot summer afternoon.

Antonio Morris has it all, until an accident takes everything from him. Now disabled, this once alpha male is left with an uncertain future. Until she enters his life. Karina is finally living her dream directing movies, and she has her eye on Antonio as her new lead. She can see everything he can still be, even if he can’t see it himself. When Antonio flirts with her, she is flattered, but she is a professional, and she is definitely not his type. Passion ignites, though, and Karina finds that she cannot resist this bad boy.

The night she met Malik ignited a burning desire in her that Deja hadn’t even known she was capable of. She could never forget the way his strong hands had held her or the way his lips had electrified her body like a bolt of lightning. Things with Malik seemed like something out of a fairy tale, and the more time she spent with him, the more she was willing to give him every part of her. Until the unthinkable happened. Deja discovers that she’s pregnant. How could one night of passion create so much confusion in her life?

You have to work hard to love Luke. There are few boys who can cope with me. Luke is one of them. Luke knows I can only tolerate so much. His latest run-in with this new biker gang in town sent all of us into a tizzy. My man has had his ups and downs in life. College has kept him away from the ghosts that have haunted him since childhood. As his mom battles stage two cancer, his life is getting no easier for him.

In her 30s and living with her hot gay roommate, Julian, while her uncaring boyfriend, Shane floats around her periphery, Ashley Callahan's life is one big mess that she doesn't have a clue how to fix. When a night out in town that Ashley didn't really want to go on in the first place leads her right to Trevor, a hot guy with a wide social circle and a promising career in theatre and arts, she feels an instant connection with him.

Janice Stone, a decorated veteran finds living back in Chicago post-Iraq worse than being on the frontline. Quickly, she must learn how to readjust to the hell of gang warfare and murder. Her job is simple: to serve legal documents; a much easier duty than fighting for her country.

Molly has always been the level-headed one in her group of friends. So when she leaves for college, they all know that she'll be back to visit, but they don't know when. And when she finally does come home, she finds that the small-town drama is always brewing and waiting for her.

I have Carlina in my grasp and like any concerned brother I won’t abandon her. She doesn’t belong in my dark world but her late grandfather knew the business I was raised in. It's all about keeping ties blood or not. I don’t want her, actually. I want her allegiance. Her fiery, feisty attitude has always impressed me. Now she's at odds with me--falling in love with one of my archrivals the deputy chief of police who will be hot on my tail because he's a newbie in town. Carlina must listen to me. She's my little sister even though she's not really. It's about family.

I'm a self-made billionaire in my late 30s who thinks about falling in love all the time and starting a family. Somehow through the likes, follows, and some fake profiles, I've landed on someone of interest on an adult-entertainment website.

She has every spoil except for a heartwarming romance. Despite being in a relationship, more often she feels that she's not in one.

All I want to do is live life, so when I entered my freshman year, I grab at the chance with both hands. Little do I know, the unlikely could occur. Eddie O'Neal, the head Irish mob boss here in Bean Town, has a gripe with my father. My father owes him a lot of money and was told to hand me over as collateral until he repays him. My dad is not one who gives in lightly, but he did eventually.

It had been a significant amount of time—four long years—since I had last laid my eyes on her. The passing years had given me ample time to process and move on from the past, but it seemed like I was stuck in a rut. Despite all that time, I still found myself consumed by thoughts of her, unable to shake her memory from my mind.