“If someone truly loves you then they’ll always leave a piece of their heart open for you.” After coming off the tour of a lifetime, the fairytale happily ever after that Symphony Haveras imagined for herself has vanished and is replaced by a living nightmare. Her once solid relationship with Carter is crumbling fast and every piece of it they patch together, someone tears it apart. From Carter's dramatic groupies, to Symphony's too-close-for-comfort relationship with her sexy label mate, Zayne, the only thing that can repair the solid foundation they once built is trust. But when a secret from Carter's past leaks and changes the dynamic of their relationship, Symphony has to make the decision to be the loyal girlfriend or seek happiness elsewhere. As if her love life wasn’t in shambles enough, she finds herself dealing with life sharing the face of a newly released murderer: her twin sister Harmony. After spending the past year in jail for a crime that she insists that she didn’t commit, Harmony Haveras is a free woman with a lot of time to make up. She wants to be the best mother she can to her daughter and rebuild her life by reclaiming the power behind the Haveras last name. Convinced that she’ll never have the success that her sister has, Harmony settles in for a life of normalcy when she finds herself skyrocketed into fame by one chance performance. She catches the eye of rappers, old flames, and every eligible bachelor in Miami, but none of them are Kason, the man who believed in her when she was nothing more than a meth addict living in Liberty City. In the end Harmony has to decide if she wants to live a life of fame and fortune, or will she settle down in the name of love.

Once upon a time, in the kingdom of Miami, there lived two princesses, Symphony and Harmony Haveras. The daughters of the king of Miami have everything that a girl could wish for—beauty, class, and the admiration of everyone in the land—except they both feel incomplete. Symphony has plans to rule the music industry, of course. Out singing grown women from the moment she could talk, Symphony is a force to be reckoned with and has won the love and admiration of not only her parents, but also everyone she meets. However, such love comes with a price—the loneliness she feels when watching everyone around her fall in love. Convinced that she may never meet her prince charming, along comes the infamous Carter, a street god turned rapper. A modern-day Tupac, Carter gives Symphony the confidence that she needs to conquer the world the same way she conquers his heart. Harmony, on the other hand, has plans that involve her stepping out of the shadow her sister has created. With no remarkable talent of her own, Harmony finds herself searching for her own niche in the Haveras family, and it starts when she gives away the power of the Haveras name. Surrounded by drugs, poverty, and on a quest for the almighty dollar, Harmony will do anything to make sure that she comes out on top. Even if it means turning on her flesh and blood. With a sibling rivalry straight out of the history books, Crowned by the King of Miami asks the eternal question: if blood is thicker than water, can DNA handle a little grime?

Living in the projects of Liberty City with an abusive, drug-addicted mother, seventeen-year-old Jai'Ani Waters' only wish is to survive long enough to graduate high school and escape from the hell she was forced to live. Trying to overcome the traumas of betrayal, and horror she's had to face since childhood, Jai'Ani struggles day to day, as her unbearable circumstances rapidly inclines. With the help of her best friend Kiely, and an unexpected admirer, Jai'Ani tries to shine a light into her life. Until an unthinkable tragedy strikes and the unraveling of secrets and lies reforms everything Jai'Ani thought she knew about her life. Imagine you strapping up her boots and marching to the frontline as you follow along an impetuous, burning quest for answers, love, and truce with the skeletons left behind. What Jai'Ani craves in desperation is within arm's reach, but is she willing to pay the price?

Wyatt My name is Wyatt Blake. I'm a cardiothoracic surgeon in Phoenix. When I was 17, I had a heart transplant that saved my life. That's not something I tell just anyone, because I hate being defined by the illness that ruled the first half of my life. The average life expectancy for a transplant patient is 11 years. I'm 34, and in case math isn't your thing, that puts me about six years past my expiration date when I spend a weekend at my buddy Jason's wedding in Miami and meet the sexiest bridesmaid in the history of sexy bridesmaids. Dee Giordino. She's sweet, kind, loving and drop-dead gorgeous. I love every minute I spend with her. We had so much fun together at the wedding, and when I invited her back to my room after, we had the best night I've ever had with anyone. And now I can't stop thinking about her or texting her or wishing our one-night stand could somehow be more, even though "more" isn't in my vocabulary. When Jason tells me there's an opening in my specialty at his hospital, I come running back to Miami to interview for the job. And to see Dee again, even though I know that's completely unfair to her. In light of my situation, I've become the king of the one-night stand. It wouldn't be fair to drag someone else into my reality when my future is so uncertain. But Dee, she's different from the beginning, and maybe, just maybe, I might have to break all my rules for her... Fair or not.

The King of Miami, Carti, and his love has been gunned down. With their survival opens a door of madness. Carti has always been in control of his life and the lives of the people around him, but with things in his business spiraling out of control, that discord trickles down into his relationship. It's been proven that time apart couldn't end Carti and Cadence's love story but can circumstance? Death knocks, more than they like threatening to rip the life they are trying to build apart. Disloyalty is more apparent than ever and has them questioning each other.As if, Carti and Cadence didn't have an emotional rollercoaster of their own, still down for the ride is Bryson and Dior. They've battled with ways to describe their relationship and was content until the blast from Bryson's past threatens what little they did share together. When you've only known someone for a short period of time, do you have much of anything to fight for when times get rough?Disaster is what shifts the life of these two couples. Their fates are sealed. Who will survive? If anyone at all. Check or Checkmate?

Orphaned at the age of fifteen after her parents died in a car accident, Myria is no stranger to abandonment when her identical twin sister, Janelle, leaves her in order to live the fabulous life as a wife to Anthony "Dom" Haveras. While Janelle is away living in the lap of luxury, Myria finds herself becoming a byproduct of the streets, ending up in serving a five-year prison sentence for robbery. Deciding that it's time to turn over a new leaf, Myria reaches out to Janelle, who offers her a warm bed until she manages to get on her feet. While Myria heads to Miami excited to rekindle her relationship with her sister, Janelle has other plans in mind. Tired of being the long suffering and abused wife of the King of Miami, Janelle spends her days poolside plotting Dom's downfall. With one elaborate plan after another fails, Janelle decides to go back to the basics and figures that she could pull her own version of a "bait and switch." The bait? Myria. The switch? The life of luxury she once loved. Not one to be worried by guilt, Janelle places a sleeping Myria in her bed and leaves her waking up in a living nightmare. With her identity stolen from her, Myria is forced to navigate the inner circle of Miami's elite as Janelle. With Janelle's Ice Queen façade in place, Myria makes friends, enemies, and ultimately finds herself falling in love with an unlikely ally-Julio, Dom's brother. Just when she thinks she has a handle on the situation, Myria discovers a secret regarding Janelle's marriage that makes her think different about who the real abuser is. Will Myria be able to beat Janelle at her own game or will she end up suffocating in Janelle's bed of lies?