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This story is about a woman who lived in next door to me, and keep up so much mess that she brought the whole neighborhood, the church, and community to its knees. My Next Door Neighbor is suspenseful and carries a lot of action. Nikki really gives new meaning to the term slick chick. If you ever thought women could be up to no good, but didn't follow your first instinct you were a fool. She really plays her role as a bad ass no good for nothing women. How can one women be so full of drama? If you like a good story every now and then, then you will love how this girl brings new light to the term being up to no good !

This book tells how you can tap into Americas' number one way to creating a cash cow business and grow your wealth. Cool Water gives his experiences on how he has grown his Vending Business and how you can too. In today's society there are many opportunities that come and go. Only the trained eye will master "The Game" and get out of what we call "The Rat Race". Businesses open and close everyday, but it's individual hunger and perseverance that prevail. The vending business is one of Americas' bests kept secrets, perhaps, raking in over a billion dollars in revenue a year. What vending can do for you will be determined by YOU! This is not a get rich scheme or an over- night success plan.

The System is about how to actively market, promote, and build a brand on a grass roots level in the music industry for your area. Cool Water gives a step by step guide on how to build a brand to attract music industry executives and gain fans in the process.

A How To Guide Banking Black is a simple treatise to blacks banking in America. This short but knowledgeable book gives some history behind African Americans banking issues, and the coming crisis we all face by not having an economic base in America. A How To Guide To Banking Black, delivers some explosive insight, as to why Blacks have not been able to build their own banking institution since the reconstruction era. Many African Americans don't have a clear understanding of what capitalism is and how it is used to empower or disempower a community of people.