The betrayal. The paranoia. The power.
Its Darker now.
But in Alanta's game, there's no turning back.

The streets of Bankhead, Alanta have only grown colder and deadlier.
Marcus "Trap" Williams sits at the top, but jealousy festers in the shadows.
Once his brother and closest ally, Corey has seen enough of his own blood and sweat build Marcus's empire. Now, he's set on taking it all for himself.

Betrayal ignites a violent spiral. Loyalties fracture. Trusts dissolve. The line between blood brother and enemy blurs until only guns and bloodshed settle the score. Can Marcus outsmart the snake lying in wait, or will he fall victim to the thing he feared most - betrayal from the inside?

ATL Trapper Part Two: Betrayal is a gripping, relentless urban thriller that delivers a raw descent into the darkness of power, revenge, and the fatal price of the Crown.

He Escaped Bankhead.
But Bankhead Never lets Go.

Marcus "Trap" Williams has everything: money, power, fear and the entire Alanta drug game under his control.
But power is lonely. And the past is unforgiving.

When ghosts return to settle old scores, enemies rise from the shadows, and bullets threaten the empire he's built, Marcus faces his final challenge. To protect his legacy, he must confront betrayal, blood, and everything he's sacrificed.

Can he outlast the streets that raised him?
Or will the trap finally claim its King?

DRE: The Protector by Livestream King tells the powerful story of Dre Carter, a fearless young man raised in the dangerous streets of Bankhead, Atlanta. From an early age, Dre dedicates his life to protecting his closest friend and brother, Marcus, as they rise from poverty to build a street empire. Known for his loyalty, strength, and willingness to sacrifice everything, Dre becomes Marcus’s shield against enemies, violence, and betrayal. But in a world where survival comes at a cost, Dre’s commitment to protection ultimately leads him down a path of sacrifice. His legacy lives on as a symbol of loyalty, brotherhood, and the true price of being a protector.

After their father is murdered in a robbery gone wrong, brothers Marcus and Eli attempt to hunt down everyone responsible for taking the only family they had left.

But when love and loyalty try to pull them out of the streets of Detroit, the bodies keep pulling them back in.

Now, with a baby on the way, the city tightening its grip, and the lure of violence calling them, the brothers must decide if any blood is actually worth spilling...
or if all of it is.

In a luxury high-rise in Phoenix, where powerful and wealthy women live behind polished doors and perfect reputations, one man moves quietly through their world—Isaiah Cross, the maintenance man. He fixes their broken appliances, but what he truly touches runs deeper than anything mechanical. His calm confidence, emotional presence, and indifference to wealth awaken feelings these women thought they no longer needed.

As loneliness, desire, and emotional vulnerability collide behind closed doors, Isaiah becomes more than just a worker—he becomes a secret, a need, and a force that begins to reshape lives. Powerful women who once controlled everything find themselves surrendering to something they cannot buy, own, or control: genuine connection.

Never Fold by Livestream King is a gritty yet powerful story about Jimmy “TD” Thompson, a young man from Southern California who rises from street life and high-stakes dice games to build a legitimate empire in the custom car industry. Known early for his discipline, composure, and refusal to break under pressure, TD navigates violence, betrayal, temptation, legal scrutiny, and financial crisis while learning that true strength isn’t about aggression - it’s about control and growth.

As he matures into a husband, father, and business owner, Jimmy discovers that “never folding” doesn’t mean staying stuck in the past—it means evolving without losing integrity. Through sacrifice, leadership, and resilience, he transforms his reputation from feared to respected, proving that legacy is built not on ego, but endurance.

In the polished, picture-perfect neighborhood of Mission Hills Ridge in San Diego, five married women appear to have it all, stable husbands, beautiful homes, and curated lives. But beneath the manicured lawns and wine nights lies a quiet hunger for attention, validation, and passion.

When Lauren Matthews meets Damien - a confident, grounded single father - a slow-burning attraction ignites. What begins as subtle eye contact and conversation quickly turns into an affair that doesn’t stay contained. As Lauren confides in her circle of friends, curiosity spreads. One by one, boundaries blur, and desire turns into a shared secret that eventually detonates their marriages.

Pregnancy, public confrontation, divorce, and scandal follow. The once-perfect neighborhood fractures under the weight of exposed truths. Yet beneath the destruction lies something deeper: awakening. Each woman is forced to confront the parts of herself she had silenced for years - the need to feel seen, wanted, and alive.

Black Is Better is not just a story about lust or betrayal. It’s a raw exploration of visibility, hunger, consequence, and what happens when intensity collides with discipline. In the end, the women don’t just lose their old lives - they awaken to who they truly are.

The Fight Against Myself follows Malik Carter, a young Black boy growing up in a harsh Southern California neighborhood surrounded by addiction, violence, and poverty. While his mother battles crack addiction and his older brother is pulled deeper into street life, Malik faces a powerful internal struggle—whether to become another victim of his environment or fight for a different future. Through discipline, education, and resilience, Malik begins chasing an unlikely dream of becoming a brain surgeon, determined to understand and heal the very forces destroying his family and community. The story is a raw journey of survival, self-control, and the ultimate battle between circumstance and choice.

Self-Respect, Goals, and Discipline: A Letter to Humanity is a direct and honest exploration of what it means to rebuild yourself in a world that constantly pulls people away from their purpose.

Written as a letter to humanity, this book begins from a woman’s perspective—placing self-love at the foundation of growth. It challenges women to reclaim their worth, set meaningful goals, practice discipline, and establish boundaries without guilt. It speaks to the quiet strength required to choose yourself in a world that often expects sacrifice instead of fulfillment.

The second half of the book shifts to men, addressing self-respect, purpose, and discipline as the pillars of character and legacy. It calls men to move beyond distraction, take responsibility for their lives, and build something that lasts—without ego, shortcuts, or excuses.

This book is not about perfection. It is about alignment. It is for those who are tired of drifting, ready to grow, and willing to hold themselves accountable.

Self-Respect, Goals, and Discipline is a reminder that healing starts within, purpose is chosen daily, and discipline is the bridge between who you are and who you are meant to become.

BURIED: BLACK AMERICAN HISTORY exposes the hidden, erased, and distorted truths of Black legacy in America. The book traces the lineage of Black excellence from ancient African civilizations to the building of the United States itself, revealing how Black inventors, communities, and leaders laid the foundation for American culture, wealth, and progress. It uncovers the systematic tactics used to suppress Black prosperity, from stolen inventions and massacred towns to redlining and cultural appropriation. Yet at its core, the book is about survival, legacy, and rebirth — showing that despite centuries of erasure, Black memory, identity, and brilliance continue to rise, rebuild, and reclaim what was buried.

Tamiya Hayes lived life on her own terms — no commitments, no attachments, no apologies. Nights filled with freedom and passion felt like strength, until the consequences came quietly and changed everything. After an HIV diagnosis shatters the world she once controlled, Tamiya is forced to face herself in a way she never has before. With the help of the one friend who never left, she begins a journey of healing, acceptance, and rediscovery. Sex Calling is a powerful and emotional story about self-worth, forgiveness, and learning to love yourself when everything you thought protected you falls away.

When the Hale family moves into an old house in a quiet Georgia town, they believe they’re getting a fresh start. Instead, they inherit the lingering presence of Delilah Crowe, a woman who died with her thirteen beloved cats—and never left. As eerie scratching, whispering walls, and ghostly sightings escalate, the family uncovers the house’s tragic past and the dark force tied to the thirteenth stair of the basement. The youngest daughter can see what others refuse to believe, the oldest learns the town’s chilling rumors are true, and the father begins slipping into the house’s grasp. Their only chance to survive is to confront what waits beneath the house before one of them is claimed forever.

When tragedy tears five Houston brothers apart, the survivors trade the streets for the boxing ring - turning pain into purpose and fists into hope. As Leon Carter rises from the block to an undefeated record, he faces his toughest fight yet: choosing legacy over revenge. Gloves over Guns is a powerful story of loss, brotherhood, and the battle to break free from the cycle of violence.

In a world ravaged by famine, soylent grain is hailed as humanity’s salvation—cheap, abundant, and endlessly renewable. But behind the promise of progress lies a horrific secret: the grain is made from the bodies of the forgotten, the poor, and the expendable. As generations unknowingly consume their own kind, society slips into madness, disease, and moral collapse.

You are what you eat. And in the age of Soylent, you are eating yourself.

Public information's play by play on the court case of the phenomenal ups and downs of the indictment of Diddy.

This Is Our Life: The Black Man’s Fight to Stand by Live Stream King is a raw, unapologetic journey through the struggles, triumphs, and truths of Black manhood in America.

From the fire of survival to the strength of fatherhood, from being misunderstood to building legacies, this book uncovers the unspoken code of resilience that shapes Black men’s lives. It is both a testimony and a call to action — to heal, to rise, and to stand tall against every obstacle.

More than a story, it’s a declaration:

We are not what they call us.

We are kings.

And this is why we stand.

A Terrible Breakup follows Arielle Monroe, a driven Atlanta track star beginning her adult life and career, and Taylor, her long-time boyfriend who feels rooted in their old college town. As Ari works to build her future, Taylor refuses to leave the comfort of the life he knows. Their love begins to strain under distance, ambition, and different ideas of home. When Ari discovers she is pregnant, the couple is forced to confront whether love is enough when two people are growing in opposite directions. The story shows heartbreak not as a sudden explosion, but as a slow and painful realization that sometimes loving someone isn’t the same as being able to build a life with them.

West Side Willie is respected across San Diego as a loyal Crip and fearless shooter, but a secret from his past haunts him: he once cooperated with the feds to avoid prison time. For years he hides the truth, rising in prison politics and gaining influence behind bars. But when old case files resurface and rumors spread, Willie’s double life catches up to him. In a world where loyalty is everything, his hidden betrayal becomes a death sentence—and karma comes calling.

Prison: The New Slavery argues that slavery in America never truly ended—it was transformed by the 13th Amendment’s exception allowing forced labor as punishment for crime. The book traces how post–Civil War laws, mass incarceration, and the War on Drugs created a system that criminalizes poverty and disproportionately cages Black and Brown communities for profit.

Exposing prison labor as modern-day slavery, the book reveals how incarcerated people are forced to work for pennies while corporations and governments benefit. It also highlights the lasting damage to families, communities, and futures, showing how incarceration punishes far beyond prison walls.

Challenging America’s claim to freedom and justice, Prison: The New Slavery calls for ending the constitutional loophole, dismantling profit-driven punishment, and replacing control with true accountability, restoration, and dignity.

Set in Southeast San Diego, Make It Hop follows Michael Rodriguez — a young dreamer who starts by building miniature lowriders from Hobby Lobby kits and grows into a master car builder. From a grocery store job to long nights learning hydraulics from a local mentor, Michael’s passion transforms into purpose.

His ultimate creation, “The Red Queen,” a candy-red ’64 Impala, becomes a local legend, earning him respect at lowrider shows and symbolizing Chicano pride, hard work, and cultural legacy. Through dedication, mentorship, and community, Michael proves that dreams — like lowriders — can rise, bounce, and shine when built with heart.

Late Night Adventures by Livestream King follows Lisa and Tony Peterson, a respected middle-aged couple secretly known in the swinger world as the "Fire Breathing Couple". By day, she's a disciplined school principal; by night, they explore a world of desire and risk built on rules and trust. But when an encounter with a mysterious pair, Marcus and Selene, leads to both Lisa and Tony contracting HIV that develops into AIDS, their vibrant double life unravels. As illness, debt, and addiction to online livestream gifting consume them, their love endures but their bodies fail. Their final message - to live freely but protect wisely - becomes a haunting lesson about passion, consequence, and the illusion of control.

Teardrops is a raw urban saga set on 36 & J in Southeast San Diego, where loyalty is currency and history lives on every corner. Dre, Tino, Marlo, and Baby Ray built their brotherhood on family, hustle, and the lowrider culture that shaped their neighborhood. But when rival tensions with Logan Avenue flare and a familiar face begins whispering poison into the youngest member’s ear, pride turns to pressure and pressure turns to betrayal. What follows shakes the entire block, leaving a wound that can’t be ignored. As Dre fights to protect what remains, he must decide whether to continue the cycle of violence or build something lasting in Baby Ray’s name. Teardrops is a story of brotherhood, loss, neighborhood love, and the unforgettable cost of trying to hold a community together when the streets pull it apart.

“Miamor” es una historia sobre el amor que nace en los lugares menos esperados. Juan, un hombre de treinta y dos años, conoce a María, una joven de Tijuana, en una noche que cambiará sus vidas. Entre fronteras, playas y promesas, construyen un amor profundo marcado por la pérdida, la fe y la esperanza. Juntos descubren que el verdadero amor no se mide en tiempo, sino en raíces. Una historia real, humana y conmovedora sobre cómo el dolor puede transformarse en fuerza y el amor puede convertir cualquier herida en hogar.

When investigative journalist Kadeem Wright uncovers classified files linking a green burial program to something far darker, he stumbles upon a global conspiracy that defies belief - the dead are being liquefied and fed back into the water supply. As whistleblowers vanish and powerful corporations close in, Kadeem races to expose the truth before he becomes the next body in the system.

Terrifyingly plausible and relentlessly suspenseful, Alkaline Hydrolysis is a bio-thriller about science, corruption, and the horrifying cost of "Sustainability."

Kevin, a 22-year-old college student, turns to stripping to pay his bills after falling behind in school. One night, his biology teacher spots him performing — and instead of judging him, helps him find balance and purpose. Torn between fast money and his future, Kevin learns that real confidence comes from standing on the right stage.

Food Card tells the raw, emotional story of Anna, a single mother in East Oakland who turns her government food benefits into survival. What starts as a hustle to keep her kids fed spirals into a struggle against betrayal, poverty, and the system itself. When the government shuts down and her food card is frozen, Anna is forced to rebuild her life from scratch—finding strength, love, and purpose beyond the hustle.
A powerful urban story about survival, redemption, and the fight to stand tall when the system fails you.

From the streets of San Diego to the heights of power and betrayal, Urban Vision: The Complete Saga follows Dan Carter — a man forged by survival and sharpened by truth. Guided by mentor Blake Mitchell, Dan rises from nothing into a world where loyalty has a price and legacy has enemies.
When the empire built to save their community turns into a battlefield of secrets, Dan must choose between revenge and rebirth — and discover that the greatest war is the one within.
Raw. Ambitious. Unforgiving.
Urban Vision is a journey through fire, faith, and the fight to build something that lasts longer than pain.

Disappearing Trucker follows Marcus “Diesel” Johnson, a seasoned Black truck driver haunted by the vanishing of fellow drivers across America’s highways. When friends like Big Mike go missing in “sundown towns” notorious for racial violence, Diesel uncovers a dark network hidden within the trucking industry—one that targets Black drivers and covers their disappearances under fake dispatch orders and police reports.
Joined by Naomi, a journalist known as “Road Angel,” Diesel gathers evidence of a nationwide conspiracy involving corrupt trucking companies, law enforcement, and secret disposal operations. Their journey turns into a deadly chase across the South as they race to expose the truth before becoming the next victims.
Blending suspense, social commentary, and road noir realism, Disappearing Trucker shines a light on racism, survival, and the silent dangers lurking beyond the glow of America’s highways.

Five years after escaping a violent stalker, Amaya rebuilds her life helping others survive online abuse. But when her sister Raina starts streaming for extra cash, the same predator returns under a new name — and kills their brother Malik. Driven by grief, Amaya hunts him down, leading to a deadly confrontation. Yet even after the fight, a chilling message proves the nightmare isn’t over — someone is still watching.

After escaping a deadly stalker, sisters Amaya and Raina Carter try to start over — until a new video revives their past. As Raina dives into the dark web to stop a rising AI version of their tormentor, she becomes part of the system herself. In the end, the sisters sacrifice everything to destroy The Stream, but their digital ghosts live on — reminding the world that connection never dies.

The Supporter with Hidden Agendas is a psychological drama about power, influence, and the dangerous line between support and control in the livestream world. The story follows Shell, a quiet and observant woman who becomes a loyal supporter of a rising streamer. What begins as admiration slowly transforms into obsession as Shell positions herself as an indispensable part of his community. She believes her loyalty entitles her to closeness, authority, and recognition.

When the streamer maintains firm boundaries, Shell’s devotion shifts into manipulation. She quietly influences others, reshapes narratives, and builds her own platform using the trust she gained through him. As suspicion grows and the truth surfaces, Shell’s carefully constructed influence begins to collapse. The streamer confronts the reality of parasocial relationships, while Shell faces the consequences of confusing support with possession.

Ultimately, the book explores themes of entitlement, emotional manipulation, and the cost of seeking control over connection. It serves as a cautionary tale about hidden intentions and the fragile nature of trust in digital spaces.

ATL Trapper follows four friends from Bankhead, Atlanta, who turn to the streets to escape poverty and build a powerful trap empire. As money and power grow, loyalty is tested, violence strikes, and jealousy begins to tear their brotherhood apart. In the end, survival comes at a deadly cost, and betrayal may be closer than they ever imagined.