Rayhiem Jones loved his community (Nubia Gold) so much he was willing to do whatever it took to clean it up. But he never thought his efforts to rid the community of drugs would cost him ten years in prison for a murder he did not commit. After finding out Jose Rodriguez (J.R.), the leader of Supranova, a vicious drug gang, had framed him for the murder, and upon his release from prison, Rayhiem is unable to simply put an H on his chest and handle it. Driven by a series of incomprehensible, reoccurring, life-long dreams, Rayhiem formulates a group that specializes in shutting down drug houses called . . . TGONG.

Rayhiem Jones loved his community (Nubia Gold) so much he was willing to do whatever it took to clean it up. But he never thought his efforts to rid the community of drugs would cost him ten years in prison for a murder he did not commit. After finding out Jose Rodriguez (J.R.), the leader of Supranova, a vicious drug gang, had framed him for the murder, and upon his release from prison, Rayhiem is unable to simply put an H on his chest and handle it. Driven by a series of incomprehensible, reoccurring, life-long dreams, Rayhiem formulates a group that specializes in shutting down drug houses called . . . TGONG.

Calvin Thompson spent countless years mastering the field of Time Travel Technology and just when he is finally about to become the first official time traveler, a jealous co-worker, Eric Seabright, sends him back in time to the year 1831 in the deep south at the height of slavery.  He encounters Mary, a slave who is a carbon copy of his deceased wife, Cookie, and falls in love. With 4 months to make it to a Backlash zone (a safety component within the Time Machine that may transport him back to the future), Calvin struggles to overcome slavery, futuristic hitmen, the fact he will have to leave Mary behind, and the demons inside of him that are complicating his survival, his humanity and the victory of his journey.

Calvin Thompson spent countless years mastering the field of Time Travel Technology and just when he is finally about to become the first official time traveler, a jealous co-worker, Eric Seabright, sends him back in time to the year 1831 in the deep south at the height of slavery.  He encounters Mary, a slave who is a carbon copy of his deceased wife, Cookie, and falls in love. With 4 months to make it to a Backlash zone (a safety component within the Time Machine that may transport him back to the future), Calvin struggles to overcome slavery, futuristic hitmen, the fact he will have to leave Mary behind, and the demons inside of him that are complicating his survival, his humanity and the victory of his journey.

Breana "Baby Doll" Winbush grew up in the fast streets of Brownsville, Brooklyn. She is stunningly beautiful, a fighter by nature, and like most people in her neighborhood, her ultimate dream is to become rich. Her ambitious quest for money knows no boundaries.
During an after-school fight with jealous high school foes, Baby Doll's life takes a turn when she meets Big Daddy Blue, a reformed gangster who turned his ill-gotten gains into legitimate business enterprises. Ironically, it's Baby Doll's relationship with Big Daddy Blue that totally changes her perception and outlook on life in terms of what's important and what's worth pursuing.

Breana "Baby Doll" Winbush grew up in the fast streets of Brownsville, Brooklyn. She is stunningly beautiful, a fighter by nature, and like most people in her neighborhood, her ultimate dream is to become rich. Her ambitious quest for money knows no boundaries.
During an after-school fight with jealous high school foes, Baby Doll's life takes a turn when she meets Big Daddy Blue, a reformed gangster who turned his ill-gotten gains into legitimate business enterprises. Ironically, it's Baby Doll's relationship with Big Daddy Blue that totally changes her perception and outlook on life in terms of what's important and what's worth pursuing.

The Money Grip saga continues! In this long awaited sequel to Money-Grip, Rasheen Smith fights his way out of a bullet wound induced coma, back from the dark edges of death, into the world of the living. Beaten down, spiritually drained and emotionally depleted, Rasheen is resurrected with a newfound realization. He has grown weary of the senseless bloodshed and carnage. He is also a father and wants to be a good dad to his newborn son. But in order to do that he has to break free from his past. He wants to leave the violent, gun blazing, fast money making lifestyle alone, but his prior acts and deeds won’t allow it. Vendettas, beefs, and old conflicts with a Columbian Cartel, the Dominican Mafia, Killer Kato’s loyal associates, and most of all, the rogue FBI agents, Aaron Wilson and Keith Ramsey, confront Rasheen with the force of a level five Hurricane. Locked in a kill or be killed situation, Rasheen is tore between two diametrically different Worlds, both pulling him in opposite directions. Faced with the ultimate choice of his life, Rasheen must choose a path, and the route he selects, will determine whether he and the people he loves will live or die.

Rasheen Smith praised money as thought it was his supreme being; he epitomized the madness that money can make most people embrace when he chose the way of the gun to make a living. But, Killer Kato, a far more ruthless force, was watching and had plans for this young urban cowboy. After Rasheen is firmly locked under Killer Kato s wing, he is manipulated, played and made to go on suicide missions, closing down the drug houses of Killer s drug rivals until he catches a bid. As if it couldn t get any worse, Killer Kato rubs salt into Rasheen s wounds when he not only leaves Rasheen for dead with a life bid, but also when he turns Lameek (Rasheen s baby brother) into a world class rap-star and pimps him as though he is his personal prostitute. Once freed, Rasheen navigates through a journey of revenge, betrayal, get rich over night attempts, and plenty of shattered dreams. With an ending packed with intense dramatic irony, Money-Grip guarantees its readers a page turning urban adventure from the very first sentence to the very last, a gripping tale that will remind all that money is not only the root of all evil, but is also the master of all motivators, including those drenched in good intentions.