The things that Jashae has undergone in months is equivalent to a lifetime of pain, heartbreak, and turmoil for the average person. Some may even wonder how she's still able to cope with life. How is it that this woman hasn't lost her sanity yet? With this new revelation regarding Trip's daughter, Maya, Jashae is once again caught in a world of hurt and confusion. She has every right to feel angry, betrayed, and let down, but in the end, this is a child. An innocent child who has already been neglected and mistreated. What's a woman to do for a child who doesn't share her bloodline but has the same bloodline as Giovonte? Jashae's back is definitely against the wall, and this is a decision that she not only has to make for herself, but she has to consider Miami's feelings as well. Then, we have Mahogany and Jabari. Two adults who have jumped headfirst into love and are on the verge of becoming new parents. I think we can all agree that we're rooting for these two. Preparing for a new baby and taking a chance on love is transformational for them both. It's still fresh, so when an ex from Jabari's past pops up, can she slowly destroy this union before it really gets started? Can things about Jabari and his ex be enough for Mahogany to bow out, or will she stand her ground in Jabari's life and stay down with him no matter what?

When Prince George was just eight weeks old, the Evening Standard declared him to be 'the most influential person in London'. He couldn't even walk, let alone talk. Yet one day he could become head of state, whether we like it or not. Joan Smith argues that it has become nearly impossible to question the existence of the monarchy. Articulate republicans are drowned out while the supercharged PR and media machines ask only who designed Kate's dresses. Smith topples the arguments for having a monarchy, one by one. The royals don't provide a boost for tourism, and their deliberately opaque accounting conceals the truth about the huge burden they place on the public purse. And she exposes darker truths. These symbols of so-called impartiality have hidden power and influence. Not only does Charles regularly lobby government ministers but - far from the sycophantic reporting of Kate's baby bump - the royals have dined with despots with blood on their hands. Are these people really fi t to be the public face of a modern country? Ultimately, Smith declares that the monarchy - undemocratic, unaccountable and shockingly expensive - has no place in modern Britain.

Meet Jashae Johnson. She’s well known throughout Miami, but most know her as Giovonni “Trip's” girlfriend and baby mama. They have a ghetto love story. The two of them had been together for almost twenty years. They have a love that most people would ask Jashae just how the hell does she do it? Not because love is hard, but because Trip is in prison serving a life long sentence, for a murder that he committed years ago. Then, you have Toddrick King, known in the streets as “Miami.” Women will pretty much sell their souls to be with a man like Miami. Not only is he a well-known retired boxer, but he’s handsome, rich, and he knows how to treat a woman. Two things are stopping Miami and Jashae from being together, and that’s Jashae’s love for Trip and because Miami and Trip were once friends. Then, we have Mahogany, Jashae's best friend. Such a beautiful woman, with such an ugly soul. Mahogany can literally have any man in the world that she wants, but she’s not too fond of falling in love. Well, that’s until she meets Miami’s cousin, Jabari. Will Jabari be able to change Mahogany’s outlook on love? Does Jabari even want love himself to change Mahogany’s mind on such a thing? Although this is a love story, it’s deep; it’s sad; it’s dark, it’ll make you question why certain things happen in life. For Jashae, one would think that losing her boyfriend to the system was the worst thing that could happen to her, but who would have ever thought that something else would happen in her life that would make that situation seem minor?

The love that we have for these characters continues to grow, but sadly, this series must come to an end. After so many heartbreaks, pain, and even some misery, this is a chapter that finally closes. From the very beginning, Jashae has had it bad. One of the hardest things that she has endured was the loss of her son, Vonte. As if that wasn’t enough, she’s battling with Trip and his narcissistic ways and lack of sympathy. We are all rooting for Jashae to get that happily ever after because she deserves it. Then we have Mahogany and Jabari. They just welcomed a beautiful baby girl, and I’m sure the world is wondering how these two are handling parenthood. These are two people who had never even thought about having children. What I can say is that Mahogany is experiencing everything that comes with postpartum depression. Let’s hope that her depression doesn’t lead her into doing something crazy to her or that beautiful baby. Take one last ride with your favorite characters from Down with the king of the South. It's guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, and more than likely make you cry again.

The Bible is filled with prophecies. Some have already been fulfilled, while others are still awaiting their ultimate fulfillment. These seven prophecies, some fulfilled and some unfulfilled, must come to pass before Jesus Christ returns to earth. For the first time in history, each one is possible. Will this generation see Jesus' return? Inside this booklet: - Introduction: Seven Prophetic Signs Before Jesus Return - 1. Mankind Must Have the Ability to Exterminate Itself - 2. A Jewish Homeland will be Established in Israel - 3. The "King of the North" and "King of the South" will Rise as Regional Powers - 4. A Dominating Roman System Will Come to Power - 5. The United States and Great Britain will Fall with the State of Israel - 6. The Gospel of the Kingdom will be Preached in the Entire World - 7. Instant Worldwide Communications will be Possible at the Time of God's Final Two Witnesses