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Discover can't-miss fiction with this curated book list featuring beloved reads like *The Coldest Winter Ever*, *The Maintenance Man*, and *Imani All Mine*. From gripping urban classics to powerful storytelling by Sister Souljah and Eric Jerome Dickey, these are the books readers truly love—explore your next favorite page-turner today.
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The Coldest Winter Ever
by Sister Souljah
The daughter of a Brooklyn drug lord, cocky Winter Santiaga must use all her power and charm to protect her position when war breaks out between rival gangs. Reprint.
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Tumbling
by Diane Mckinney-whetstone
A beautiful and uplifting debut from one of the,most exciting voices in new black fiction.,.
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Imani All Mine
by Connie Rose Porter
Relates the story of Tasha, an unwed fourteen-year-old who raises her daughter Imani and survives the increasingly violent ghettos of Buffalo, New York, with determination and faith.
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Friends and Lovers
by Eric Jerome Dickey
Debra meets Leonard, a successful comedian but who isn't laughing when he has to confront that moment in every man's life: is he ready for the love of a good woman? Debra's best girlfriend, Shelby, a flight attendant, keeps getting her ticket punched by brothers who don't have a clue when it comes to women. Then she meets Leonard's best buddy Tyrel. The attraction is instant - and so are the consequences, as Shelby faces a choice that could turn her whole life around.
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The Maintenance Man
by Michael Baisden
Michael Baisden, the bad boy of literature, strikes gold again with this provocative, nationally bestselling novel about love, lust, and lies. Malcolm Tremell lives the life that most men can only fantasize about: exotic cars, designer clothes, and a steady stream of sexually available women. For the past twelve years, for a very generous fee, Malcolm has willingly played the role of temporary companion and lover. But the endless nights of meaningless sex and secret rendezvous with married women have begun to weigh on his conscience. Malcolm is suffering from job burnout. He soon discovers, however, that a life-style change won't come so easily, not with the allure of so many beautiful women and thousands of tax-free dollars.
