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Jasmine is your typical child. She likes to play with her toys, playing with her friends and doing what most kids her age do: enjoying her childhood and having fun. But Jasmine is tired of being told what to do. She can't wait to be an adult to be able to do as she pleases. Eventually she gets her wish. What happens next isn't what she imagined or what she wished for.

The purpose of this book is to introduce a true introspection of the inner workings of the mind and reality of the author and his journey from poverty, drug addiction, mental illness, imprisonment and homelessness to a successful self-made expert and professional entrepreneur in the field of mental/behavioral healthcare and addictions services. The book is a testament that treatment when empathic, genuine, spiritual, eclectic and most important, culturally sensitive, works. This book is the authors testimony that recovery is not only possible but limitless.The author has studied and learned from some of the best minds in his field and has developed a style and approach to treatment all his own. He is the founder and chief executive officer of a State Licensed Ambulatory Care Center that has evolved into a comprehensive system of care from prevention/intervention to tertiary care and recovery supports. This book is the beginning of the recording of a transformative phenomenon that will be used to save hundreds of thousands even millions of lives.This book is a part of the author's mission. Which is to see a day when treatment for mental illness, behavior healthcare and substance use disorder is no longer needed and health, wellness, fairness, equity, safety and righteous human conduct is commonplace. Please read this book, keep an open mind and enjoy the journey to New Life!

While growing up in a household with a father who verbally and physically abused her and her mother. Kim Rashell Williams was forced to fend for herself. To escape the turmoil she suffered, she buried herself in books and attained a higher education. Resulting in her leaving behind the life she knew as a young girl, however, she still could not escape the lingering psychological damage, inflicted upon her.In College, she meets and becomes close with an Asian girl named, Malana. She soon discovers that they endured the same childhood struggles. After graduating and becoming successful. Kim feels all life's drama is behind her. Until she receives a call from a distraught Malana one dreadful night.Kim hurries to her house but arrives too late. Only to find Malana and her entire family except Malana's daughter murdered. Along the way, she meets and falls for Lui, with his help Kim steps up and confronts the cold hard killers trying to take her out. Being the only known witnesses to the murders of Malana and her family. Kim and Malana's daughter, Alika are marked for death. Knowing that the police along with a deadly Asian gang is connected to the crime. Kim has no clue who to turn to or how to keep her and Alika alive. Kim's only option is to use her book smarts and what little street sense she remembers to protect them from Master Tran, the leader of the notorious Hip Chong Tong, and the corrupted police, without falling prey to Detroit's…'Cold -Hard -Wind!

It was supposed to be quick, in and out. A put the time down type of lick, that’s all. But it all went so very wrong…fast. Jabari had this crazy passion for being in the wrong place at the wrong time and making a helluva lot of wrong decisions. His homeboy paid a price for it with his life and Jabari ends up with two bodies on his hands.He needs to obtain money back that was stolen from a slick, ghetto, sheisty District Attorney, then find the only witness to the murders so he can have a clean slate. On top of it all, the witness also happens to be the one who’s found the money. But there are others stalking him, wanting the same thing, the money.Jabari needs to handle business fast before he too becomes the next victim or body, so he won’t be forever…lost. Get caught up with Jabari and turn the pages in this drama filled, action-packed novel written by the novelist ~Dean Hamid~ 

Born to a black gangster and an Italian mother with high-profile mob connections, Spaz emerges as the most formidable gangster in the City of Brotherly Love. Initially aiming to relocate his mother from the dangerous streets of North Philly, he ends up creating a multi-million dollar drug empire. Guided by his Mafia supplier, Sticky Scilionni, and the leader of the Black Boss Family, Kareem, Spaz finds himself torn between his mentors once he becomes a threat. His rise to power sparks a dramatic transformation, making him a pivotal figure in the tense standoff between warring families.

From her deathbed, where HIV is choking away her last breaths, Black Girl, an infamous ex-prostitute of Atlanta s Auburn Avenue ho stroll, exacts two promises from her three young teen-aged sons, Khalil, B-Man, and Quantavious. She does not try to fool herself that the boys will be anything, but hustlers. Hustling is in their blood from both ends hers and her father s, Rapheal s, who was Black Girl s pimp before drugs knocked them both on their asses and destroyed Rapheal s stable of top-notch hos. In Khalil, Black Girl sees the making of a boss mack, much like his pops. In B-Man, her middle son, she sees a fierce jack boy and a heartless killa. In her baby boy, Q , Black Girl prophesizes a major drug king pin. Together, she knows her sons can rape the game from all angles and put ATL in a chokehold. But to do so, they must never let money, hos, jealousy or envy come between them. They must remain bonded by blood, which she makes them promise at her deathbed. Black Girl also makes them promise to forgive Rapheal, and not hold her demise against him. But some promises are hard to keep, especially when hate, jealousy, and envy run deep. When fast money, dimed up chicks, unspoken grudges and unforgivable violations are tossed into the mix, will a deathbed promise to their mother be enough to stop the bloodshed once it begins? Which brother will remain standing in the end?