La Gina is a smart, Hurricane Katrina survivor who used her physical gifts to achieve material gain. La Gina is now settled in a new life with her husband, Earl Cuyler, a police detective with strong convictions and a wandering eye. Although Earl claims to love La Gina, her friends think otherwise, but they have their own personal battles. Raymond thinks he is too poor to marry his woman. Suzi is in love with her neighbor, Zege, who is interested in a casual friendship with benefits. Everything changes when La Gina is diagnosed with breast cancer. Earl abandons her because he could not tolerate the effects that chemotherapy was having on his pride and joy_La Gina's body and her long, beautiful hair. Earl tells La Gina, "well, that is your problem, your sickness or illness, whatever, not mine." La Gina thinks her illness is one of her greatest challenges--until Earl is charged with murdering his mistress and her unborn child. Throughout her illness, La Gina undergoes a paradigm shift and begins to govern her behavior by reasoning and logic. She decides to stand by Earl while he is being investigated for the horrific crime. Her friends think that she has gone cray-cray. All of that is about to change when friends help her realize that she may be an accomplice to the murders. Back Street to Happy is the suspenseful tale of a woman's journey to attain her dreams, despite a betrayal by the man she loves.

A love story which blossoms at every corner of India, but does all love stories have a happy ending or few also have a lesson for life? With high hope, Nikky ends up meeting Maddy and falls in love with him. She is ready to do anything that would make him happy. She would always tell him, "I have loved you so much that just to make your life a paradise, I'm willing to go through any pain even if it means living a life in hell!" In today's world one is willing to sacrifice all the happiness for the love, Nikky did the same. But does the changed Nikky get all she wanted?

This is a story about the famous boy band in the world, The Backstreet Boys, and not only their singers but they are superheroes with special powers, when evil and danger comes, they save people and mostly the world, and after that they do what they love most: making music, singing for fans and be with their families.

Celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Backstreet Boys with the ultimate tribute book—filled with amazing tour photography, band-member profiles, fan memories, and more. Since breaking into the scene in 1993, the Backstreet Boys have sold over 100 million records around the globe making them one of the world’s best-selling music artists, and giving them the title of best-selling boy band of all time. They are the only boy band to have their first ten albums reach the top 10 on the Billboard 200, and the first group since Led Zeppelin to do so. Celebrating their 30th anniversary as a band in April 2023, members AJ McLean, Brian Littrell, Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson, and Howie Dorough are still going strong and show no signs of slowing down anytime soon. This loving homage to the Boys is written by super fans and BSBFanGirls.com owners Karah-Leigh Hancock and Emilia Filogamo and explores the band’s journey from relative unknowns to superstardom, including: Personal backstories and journeys for all five members An exploration of every chart-topping single, best-selling album, and sold-out tour Fan stories and memories Quotes and testimonials from industry professionals Amazing tour photography Fan memorabilia And more! Relive the ’90s through the amazing journey of the Backstreet Boys, one that is truly larger than life. Backstreet’s back, alright!

Featured on "Oprah" and "Good Morning America. Backstreet Mom is the story of one single mother's courageous battle to save her son could be the story of any woman with a child in trouble. There's more money at stake, more public attention and a larger than life career in the balance. An integral part of the Backstreet Boys from the very beginning, AJ McClean's mother, Denise, traveled with the group and served as their publicist and fan club coordinator. In close proximity to the successes and heartbreaks of her son's career, Denise watched her son's painful descent into alcoholism and depression. This revealing account tells the tale of AJ's rise to superstardom, his decline into addiction, and his struggles through rehab, and offers a look at the harsh world of the music industry. Any mother who's ever faced the pain of a child unraveling will find herself in the pages of this honest and inspiring memoir.