Life couldn't get better for the Crescent Crew. With an exclusive Mexican pipeline, they've got the Southern drug trade on lock. Former founder Qwess is leveraging rap superstardom to break the music industry's commercial stranglehold. And former leader Reece is fresh off a five-year prison bid-and out to forever secure the Crew's dominance. But as Reece is working a brutal vendetta, a Crew mutiny will drag him back into all-out street war. Now, between the ambitious young Crew and ruthless OG Reece, only one can live to reign . . . Praise for THE CRESCENT CREW SERIES "Shaun Sinclair taps into the new code and DNA of black and urban life in America, where there's one foot in the rap game and another foot still out in the mean and hungry streets of capitalism." -Omar Tyree, New York Times bestselling author and creator of The American Disease ebook series "A bone-chilling tale that will keep the readers longing for more, while reevaluating every choice they make." -NeNe Capri, author of The G Street Chronicles

Jamison “Kango” Watts was once known as an invisible man, a quiet “fixer” who always got the job done with clean hands and cash in his pocket. Now he’s living the quiet life in DC, running a soul food restaurant and doing the occasional job to scratch his old itch. All that changes when Jelly, his old yoga teacher, blows into town with the ultimate score, one that will take Kango first to London and then back to Brooklyn to face old enemies and ghosts from his past. After a rain of gunfire, Kango’s retirement ends, and he’s back in the game. Caught between a crew of arsonists who go after Brooklyn historical landmarks, and flashbacks of his time with the love of his life he lost to his own demons, Kango stands face to face with the forces that led him into exile. But there is still an enemy in New York that Kango still doesn’t see, one who after fifteen years has become the unexpected foe at the center of it all . . . Praise for Kenji Jasper “With Dark Kenji Jasper lays waste to the genteel façade of the Washington, D.C. where dignitaries skirt around the lives of those actually born in the city. From the first page Jasper guns the engine, whipping the reader from pole to pole.” —Victor LaValle, author of The Changeling, on Dark “The House on Childress Street is a deep meditation on family, love, and remembrance, and a tough valentine to the real Washington, D.C. Kenji Jasper is an extraordinary young talent.” —George Pelecanos, award-winning writer and producer

THE CRESCENT CREW SERIES His empire is worth a billion thanks to the drug-fueled wealth of his infamous Dirty South crew. But with unanticipated enemies gathering for a final devastating hit, will there be anyone left to rule? Even near-fatal business andbody blows can’t keep the Crescent Crew down for long. From lockdown, their founder and leader Qwess negotiates an unlimited supply of product that’s tripling the profits lost when the Feds swept in. But his treacherous second-in-command, Bone, has a secret agenda at play that's sparking a brutal internal war. And when Qwess’s old rival, New York mogul Diamond, comes gunning to finish him and his kingdom for good, betrayal and payback will win the day—and could leave nothing and no one standing . . . Praise for The Crescent Crew series “Suspenseful and twisting. . . .Watch for future titles from Sinclair in the Crescent Crew series.” —Booklist “Shaun Sinclair taps into the new code and DNA of black and urban life in America, where there’s one foot in the rap game and another foot still out in the mean and hungry streets of capitalism.” —Omar Tyree, New York Times bestselling author and creator of The American Disease ebook series “A bone-chilling tale that will keep the readers longing for more, while reevaluating every choice they make.” —NeNe Capri, author of The G Street Chronicles

They risked it all for the love of the dough, then wrote chart-topping songs about it. But can this crew escape their past? For Reece and Qwess, being rap superstars was the dream, but in real life nothing moved without the money. So they formed the Crescent Crew, an outfit of young, ruthless hustlers that locked the Southern drug trade in a stranglehold. They’re at the height of their power when Qwess is offered a record deal from a major label. He accepts and makes plans for his whole crew to go legit, but Reece enjoys his position as king of the streets and has no desire to relinquish his crown. As a rift in the crew grows, Qwess is busy gliding up the charts and Reece expands Crescent Crew’s powerful reach into new territory. Then tragedy strikes close to home and Qwess is pulled back into the streets he desperately fought to escape. Will he fall victim to the trap, or will he become a superstar of rap? Book 1 in the Crescent Crew series

Reece Parker wants to give his four-year-old sister, Connie, opportunities he never had growing up. He hopes that an inheritance left to him by his aunt Agnes will go a long way toward providing for the little girl. Stipulations spelled out in the aunt's will, however, require Reece to solve a string of cryptic, biblical clues even before he can learn what - or how much - he is inheriting. When the puzzles appear impossible to solve, Reece solicits the aid of church secretary Enid Garson, the person to whom Agnes entrusted the first clue. Will Enid's insights lead Reece to his promised inheritance? Or will they discover a far more precious treasure together?

After having gone missing over twenty years ago, general Ethysley Nouva resurfaces in a letter sent to Vendaynian scholar Fait Atoshi. Perplexed by the message sent to him, Fait convinces his two best friends to join him in a quest for answers, venturing to find the letters author. As they investigate the ruins of Nouvas fortress near Vendaynias southern border, the three young men are faced with Nouvas trickery, as well as the start of his grand plot. With a gauntlet of emotionally destructive trials ahead of him, Fait must rely on bonds of brotherhood and friendshipalong with his own magic. As Nouva works to take over Vendaynias capital, Karonae, seeds of betrayal sown by Fait himself tear apart the trust of his companions, further aiding the usurpers plot. Can Fait counteract the generals plans, or will Vendaynia be in the shadow of a mad man once again?