After a difficult day, sometimes expressing yourself is all you need to relax. Whether that is through art or words, this book has you covered. 20, hand drawn designs and three, silly therapy pages (all single-sided) will have you feeling zen in no time. ** This coloring book contains adult language, and is not intended for children.

Buggin' A Brother's Tale, focuses on Jerome Mitchell, a college professor in Charlotte, NC, who finds himself one third of a triangle including Yolanda Walker and Bernard Fox; a triangle of narcissism, obsession and passion. Beginning with Jerome's divorce from his wife of 12 years, the story catapults he, Yolanda and Bernard toward a confrontation on the battlefield of love, longing and desire. Jerome struggles with understanding his place in a world he's been away from for over 12 years. Through trial and error, Jerome picks his way, never knowing how close he is to a war he can't win.

“When you tell stories on your skin, the ink isn’t the ending it’s where they begin.” After making one of the toughest decisions of his life, Shacago turns in his tattoo gun for a real one when he returns to the streets, reclaiming his title as the inked god of Brooklyn. Shacago's determined to provide his family with the life that he's never had even if it means living vicariously through Rosé, who’s running the now successful Rosé’s Tattoo Shop. No matter how much the game entices him with the promise of easy money and a legacy many have died for, Shacago’s seduced back into the tattoo world, this time by a new pretty face with skin that reminds him of someone he used to know... Stuck in a love triangle of her own is Rosé, the new “It” girl in the industry thanks to her blossoming relationship with boxing champion, Marquise Meriwether. Although Marquise is everything she could ask for in a man—he’s generous, makes legit money, and treats her like a queen—Rosé finds herself constantly worried about the woes of Shacago. It doesn’t help when Parai, the new girl at the shop, enters the picture trying to put them together when life and circumstances may have torn them apart for good. Soon Rosé has to make the choice: since love doesn’t pay the bills, does it matter where the money comes from? Humbled by an unlikely enemy, Xavier is scrambling to make up the bed of lies he's created. The sur-de-soi attitude he’s used to wreak havoc on the lives of his loved ones has come to a halting stop at the introduction of a weapon that no gun of his could ever kill. An envelope. More specifically—the envelope that holds the power to destroy not only his life, but the once unbreakable bond he shares with Shacago. With his lies catching up to him and the finish line nowhere in sight, Xavier is forced to man up and handle his problems like the beast he is or to drop down in defeat. Will Shacago have a second chance at love? Will Rosé accept that love doesn’t always come in the perfect package? Will Xavier lose his battle for the almighty dollar? Find out in the next installment of Ain't Nothing Like a Real One 2: Faded Off an Inked God.

While still not having the slightest idea of who may have killed his family, Geo was hit with another powerful blow to his already shattered emotional state, as he now has to deal with the loss of his brother, Rollo. Geo is now more determined to take over the city by any means necessary, as he enlisted the help of an old friend. Will Geo triumph in his quest for dominance, or will the streets take him down again? Strap up your boots as the ladder to the top of the drug game will be a long one, as Geo faces unforeseen forces trying to keep him from reaching the top.

The Teenage Mafia is a rare, exciting, and unpredictable story. There is not another story like it. Read and follow the crew on their havoc causing journey, from assaulting and robbing people randomly to beefing with each other. Steven and Lewis are teenagers who took the wrong exit to make their dreams come true. Lewis talked Steven into forming a six men crew. Lewis realized his goals could not get accomplished with just the two of them. Along the way, Steven finds himself making most of the important decision for the crew. Lewis and Steven recruited four other students from their school named Eric, James, Willie and Johnny. Eric is a wimpy nerd who would do anything to toughen up his image. Eric's sex addiction led him into some strange situations. James has a gambling problem. He goes from losing to winning. His attitude changes for the worst, making him hard to get along with. His greed outweighs the rest of The Teenage Mafia member's greed. Willie and Johnny are stars on their school's football team. The two first cousins were feared tremendously by other students. Will The Teenage Mafia pull together and make things work or will they fold under pressure?

Meet Justice, the beautiful bombshell with a slick mouth and the attitude to match it. Running a drug empire is hard enough, but try being a female while doing so. In a profession that’s mostly men, she has no problem stepping up and getting it done in her stiletto heels and a Glock on her hip. Anytime she walks in the room, people notice her, and there’s nothing but respect. When the plug dies, and she has to meet with his son, she finds out that there may be more to life than being the head of an empire. An educated boss, Zahir has graduated with a bachelors from Morehouse College and is now taking over his father’s operation. After his father’s untimely death, he has no choice but to step in his footsteps and do what needs to be done. With his two friends at his side, they take over an illegal business and open legitimate ones all over Atlanta, Georgia. When he meets with his father’s clients, the last thing he expects is the beautiful, bad-mouthed Justice. Two young bosses, with money on their mind, suddenly take an interest in each other. Both being headstrong, they can’t seem to get along for anything. Can they get past this? Or should they take heed to the saying, never mix business with pleasure?