ZANE'S SEX CHRONICLES PREMIERES ON CINEMAX
SEPTEMBER 5, 2008 SO MAKE SURE YOU ARE A SUBSCRIBER. IT WILL BE THE
HOTTEST THING TO EVER HIT THE AIRWAVES.
Adults, parents and guardians:
These web pages are not intended to be viewed by
minors. Please don't leave your children
unattended to surf the Internet.
Do your job and find something else for them to do. Some stuff is just for
grown folks.
If you want to block this site, please
contact one of the following:RSACCyber PatrolCYBERsitterSafesurfSurfWatchWebsense or
SmartAlexLabelled with ICRA.
Please read our
Rules of Engagement
before entering this section
of the web site.
Harold L. Turley II -- Born Dying
Harold L. Turley II reveals
the not-so-glamorous lifestyle of crime in this story of a
Washington D.C. kingpin and a drug-addicted ex-detective who cross
paths and change each other's lives forever.
There are two fates that come
from indulging in a life of crime: death or incarceration. Nate
Rodgers and Lionel Taylor are opposites in every way. While Nate has
achieved dubious power and fame by pushing drugs on the streets,
Lionel has fallen from honor as a police detective by giving in to
the lure of drug abuse and losing his family in the process.
When these two men meet, they
inspire each other to rise above their circumstances and grasp at
redemption. Nate gains a new purpose in life - to try and escape his
drug-selling lifestyle while saving those he has pushed down the
path to addiction. At the same time, Lionel works to conquer his
habit and regain the loved ones he's lost. Alone, they have no
chance, but together they might muster the strength to overcome the
consequences of their bad decisions.
Unvarnished and hard-hitting,
Born Dying exposes the reality of drug addiction, telling the
story from both sides - both user and pusher. Through the struggles,
defeats, and victories, Born Dying is a story of hope, even
in the darkest corner of life.
Chemah Rivers is back in an
all-new erotic roller coaster of a story -- the final book in a
captivating trilogy filled with mystery and heart-stopping drama.
There are stories within the
Bible that have hidden, erotic depths that have never been revealed.
Now, Playing in the Dark follows a unique and creative
storyline that begins with a Biblical myth and develops into the
revelation of a modern-day murder mystery, starring Chemah Rivers.
When a serial killer is
suspected for a string of deaths, the murders are assigned to
investigator Chemah Rivers, who quickly catches the person everyone
assumes to be the culprit. At the same time, Chemah is dealing with
his own home and love-life drama. His love interest, a blind
comedienne, might very well get her sight back. Chemah's ex-wife is
fighting for custody of their daughter, and his son is getting a
little too familiar with the street life, and all the traps that
scene holds.
When the real killer starts to
stalk Chemah, and the continued deaths start to be tainted by sexual
overtones in the very area they live, Chemah is caught up from all
sides as he struggles to be the hero, not only for the victims, but
for his family and loved ones as well. With the warm flavor of a
romance, mixed with the intense action of an adventurous mystery,
Playing in the Dark will entice and capture the mind of every
reader.
Come Get Some is a
vivid tale of street life and the struggle to conquer poverty and
discover one's self through the indomitable will of the human
spirit.
Four friends -- Mugwump,
Whiteboy Paul, Truitt, and Willmon Angel -- are tragic outcasts
plunged into a world of shifting morality, sexual exploration and
the stinging reality of racism. An illicit relationship with a high
school English teacher, a tragic altercation with the police and a
youthful indiscretion force them each to confront their personal
demons, revealing hard truths that alter their lives forever. When
one of the friends is murdered, their friendship is shattered and
his violent death tears their clique apart as they go their separate
ways. Years later, they are reunited and when forced to face the
consequences of their actions they hatch a plan to exact revenge on
the man responsible for the murder.
Thrust into a world of
shifting morality, sexual exploration, and encountering the
stinging reality of racism, Come Get Some bridges the gap
between a literary, yet fully entertaining style of
storytelling. Nane Quartay's bold, literary style captures
thoughtful, social commentary through a fast-paced narrative.
Come Get Some is a story of survival, friendship, tragedy,
and ultimate redemption -- revealing how the bonds of friendship
can give people the power they need to overcome all obstacles
that life sets in their path.
