J. Brinkley Bücher

Life in the fast lane is more than making money: It's a gamble between life and death. Brecee Monroe has never had it easy. As the son of a drug dealer living out a life sentence in prison and a mother who can't find the good in him, he struggles to compete with his oldest brother who is successful and the light of his mother's eye. Even though he's deeply flawed, he's still loved by his girlfriend Naudia, the daughter of one of Manhattan's most prominent socialites. Brecee's lack of purpose comes to a halt when one of the biggest drug dealers, Fredricko, takes him under his wing. The money comes in fast and Brecee is on top of the world. That is until he gets arrested. Once in prison, Brecee is forced to make amends with his estranged father and comes to terms with how his decisions have hurt the people he loved most. Burning Bridges encapsulates a story of a triumph and inner faith. Will Brecee move beyond the grief and painful recollections of a father-son relationship torn apart by the very streets that are threatening to engulf him? Or will he deal with his inner demons and overcome the call of the streets?

"After years of working for the government as an agent handling high security clearance information, Blair Thompson is on the verge of changing both hers and the lives of everyone around her. Stricken with empathy and grief over the corruptness and ill-treatment of the public, Blair is prepared to spill government secrets that will change the fate of the future. Before she has the chance to reveal these secrets, Blair is kidnapped and held hostage by her own agency. After being threatened to not spill government secrets, Blair Thompson begins to develop feelings for one of her kidnappers, Koda - one of the few to show her mercy in her situation. Despite the two working for opposing sides of belief, they meet in the middle and seize the opportunity to make a great escape. Through the midst of intense fights and betrayal, forbidden justice and love are found in unforeseen places."