Mecedes was born and raised in Newark, NJ. In the neighborhood that she was raised, she was glorified by fast cash, so she became a stripper. The cash that she did have went to the bail money for her abusive boyfriend, Rashawn, who raped her cousin and her crack addicted parents. She later met a Irvington Cop, who was the man of her dreams, a white Italian name Mark. Mark helped her to become a cop. After she became a cop, she started to realize who were her real friends and who weren't. Rashawn gets out of jail and bombs Mark's car and Mercedes, the same woman who used to be afraid of him,...

This is an interracial love story about a woman named Bernice, who went through alot of heart ache.. her husband gave her an STD, he cheated on her on numerous of occassions, one in which he cheated on her with her sister's husband who faked his death just to get a sex change. She was told that she couldn't have any children. After going through alot of drama, deception, abuse, and heart ache, she falls in love with her doctor, Dr Rosato. They have two children, in spite of her drug addicted mom's disapproval.

Shaniqua was Stanley's High school crush. They meet again at Oxford Law firm, where Stanley works, Shaniqua was looking for a job there. She gets hired. Their work relationship blossomed into love then marriage with children. Their daughter, Ebony, marries a woman, who gets killed at a club. Ebony then kills one of her wife's murderers. She faces a life sentence Andy, Ebony's twin brother who is a police sargant, fights for her freedom, along with their parents. In the court system, the family endure some racial and sexual orientation prejudice, so they lose the case and ebony is stuck in...

Love in the Air tells the story of a love that blossoms when an ambitious farm girl from Saskatchewan and a charming musician from Ontario lock eyes one night during a wartime social. But duty soon calls, and with a ring sealing the promise of a future together, the two embark upon different paths an ocean apart. Separated for two and a half years during the Second World War, Helen Reeder, age 24 and Harry Culley, age 29 write over 600 letters, detailing their experiences and emotions, while deepening their mutual devotion. Helen writes about her work at the Department of Munitions and Supply...