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With Mike in a coma, the doctors say he may never awaken again. Envy blames herself for Mike's state of condition, but she had no choice. Michael, Jr. wants to put the past behind him and act as if none of the chaos in his life has ever happened. He yearns for a regular, normal life. How could that ever happen when the Devil, in the form of Black ice, is lurking around every corner and within every shadow waiting for an opportunity to strike?

Something inside Ayana has always been fascinated with serial killers and violence; a voice in her head always screams for her to lash out and harm people, pushing her to do things she knows aren't right, but she fights the urge every day to pretend she’s normal.

When the grief from losing her son is too much for Rachel to bear, she mentally breaks down, but then finds something Michael left behind that will help her take her revenge on her baby father.

With Black Ice dead after Michael beheads him, Envy, Mike, and all his victims can finally live a normal life, but the nightmares are far from over. Rachel is the only one that can feel the truth in her soul that the drama is long from being over.

The Devil is real and his name is Black Ice and he's coming for you next and you'll never see him coming until it's too late and you're in the back of a van kicking and screaming. Michael did everything in his power to kill his father Black Ice but somehow he has returned and deep down he knows he can't stop him alone.

Laughter from the hyenas echoed throughout the dark woods as Erica and Carrie ran for their lives, with Adrianna fast behind them. They could hear the hyenas eating her friend Donna. They looked back and could see Black Ice and his youngest daughter Zaira standing in the shadows, smiling at them as if this was a game.

Ayana crosses her sisters, leaving them for dead and stealing the only way to bring back their best friend Osis. Thinking of only herself, she discovered a way to make things go back to normal before they were separated. Yana and Macy search for Ayana in hopes to stop her from making a terrible mistake, but time is running out.

Doing everything chaotic to get her family's attention, Ayana finally got her wish to meet her sisters. But Faith and Zaira felt like Ayana had failed to live up to the expectations of being a Black Ice girl and attempted to end her life, filling her with bullet holes. Ayana learned that family could also be her worst enemy; the bond she yearned for was not the family she needed.

"Unleashed" is not just a travel book, but a book about courage, vulnerability, and the human spirit. The author reminds us that there is goodness in humanity, and that most people in the world are kind, helpful, and welcoming. She challenges us to look beyond our fears and to embrace new experiences and cultures with an open heart.

Left to die and trapped at the bottom of the ocean by their younger sister Zaira, Ayana and Yana are rescued by their father, Black Ice, who gave them a new life, but Ayana is having trouble dealing with the change he made to her and only the death of one person can make her feel better.

Yana and Osis escaped the compound to avoid the constant training, only to discover that they had spent the entire time on the island of St. Lucia. For a brief moment, they were able to live a normal life and enjoy the island vibe. But everything has a cost, and they'll pay a high one when Zaira and her henchmen track them down, along with the island's native gangsters, the Glockboyz, attempting to kill them.

Yana and Macy must now stay on the low as their father Black Ice hunts them and their mother. Meanwhile, Ayana escapes with Rachel and tries to think of another plan to kill her sisters.

Ayana learns her mother might still be alive and they have more in common than meets the eyes. Yana focused on getting Osis triplet babies back from Zaira and avenging her death by killing her younger sister. She does the unthinkable by setting Macy free to help them, praying that she will be the secret weapon needed to stop Zaira for once and all.

The unthinkable has happened and Osis is gone. Ayana and Yana must find her daughters before it’s too late and Zaira kills them. Ayana is filled with grief and pain she can’t escape from, her grandmother's words echoing in her mind.

Black Ice Jr. has located the women who have been raining hell on him, trying to kill him at every opportunity they get. He knows he must put a stop to it, once and for all. He can’t leave any of them alive. If just one of them escapes his grip, they’ll come back.

Rachel knew trying to stop the devil she once loved and called her husband would cost her life. But a mother's love is one of a kind, an unbreakable bond, and there is nothing they wouldn’t do for their children. Revenge for her son's murder was the only option, but she learned the hard way you can’t trust everyone that's part of your team. Even Jesus’ disciples crossed him. Find out what happens in the eighth episode of A Child of a Crackhead.

After killing Black Ice and destroying his compound base, Rachel feels blessed and filled with joy knowing she finally got her revenge for her son's murder, but then a mysterious boy no older than 10 years old pops up and kills Sasha, then disappears into the shadows.

Rachel has been infected by the deadly rabies disease, and is fighting to keep her sanity. She learned Black Ice has returned once more, but in the form of a child.

Ayana won’t stop until her sisters and father are dead once and for all. With the help of Rachel, Black Ice’s first baby mother, and her mother Tiffany, she kidnapped Yana, but soon realized it was a deadly mistake, as Macy hunts them down as if she’s a wild animal out for blood.

Millie: My Gift of Bangles is an enchanting journey that celebrates the rich tapestry of life and career through the lens of Millie, an African woman of resilience and grace. Like vibrant bangles adorning her wrists, each chapter of Millie's story reflects a unique facet of her journey, woven with threads of tradition, wisdom, and heritage. From the busy streets of her homeland to the boardrooms of global corporations, Millie's narrative resonates with the rhythm of African life, echoing the vibrant colors and timeless rhythms of her heritage.