JaQuavis Coleman Books in Order
JaQuavis Coleman is a series of 12 books written by Ashley Antoinette, JaQuavis Coleman, Ashley and Jaquavis.
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JaQuavis Coleman books in publication order
12 books
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
by Ashley & JaQuavis, Honey Jones, Ashley Antoinette & JaQuavis Coleman
2009
This gritty urban tale follows hustlers and the women who ride for them as love, greed, and revenge collide. When a bold play for power explodes, everybody has to decide whether to protect their hearts or their paper.
The Dopeman's Wife
by JaQuavis Coleman
2009
Hoping to leave street hustling behind, Nautica moves to the East Coast and falls for drug kingpin Manny. His promises of love and power unravel as hidden histories emerge, turning their relationship into a struggle shaped by deception.
The Dopefiend
by JaQuavis Coleman
2010
Harlem hustler Hazel Brown is consumed by a heroin addiction that shapes every choice she makes. Scams, robberies and desperate relationships become the means of feeding her habit as she struggles through the violence and losses surrounding her.
Black Friday: Exposed
by Ashley, JaQuavis & Ashley and Jaquavis
2012
Black Friday: Exposed is a suspenseful hood thriller about a young man caught in the chaos of a high‑stakes shopping‑day heist. As plans unravel and bodies drop, he discovers that some opportunities are really traps dressed up like blessings.
The Day the Streets Stood Still
by JaQuavis Coleman
2012
After his mother's murder, Sean rises through the drug trade under a family friend's guidance. His love for childhood friend Sunny becomes entangled with addiction, and their downward spiral brings betrayal, violence and a struggle to survive.
The White House
by JaQuavis Coleman
2014
Draya survives on a maid’s wages in a luxurious white house until an opportunity for quick money tempts her. Her decision draws her into kidnapping, murder and the dangerous aftermath of a notorious drug kingpin’s death.
The Streets Have No King
by JaQuavis Coleman
2017
After prison, drug mogul Kane Garrett recruits a promising college student to build a trafficking empire. Their partnership turns deadly when his protégé becomes involved with Kane’s daughter, transforming shared ambition into a struggle for control.
Cubana
by JaQuavis Coleman
2019
Seeking help with a court case, Saint visits a Cuban spiritual practitioner and becomes entangled in an underground gambling society. Caught between his wife and a woman in Cuba, he faces schemes that threaten his freedom and future.
The Streets Have No Queen
by JaQuavis Coleman
2019
A painter traveling to escape grief over his wife’s death receives an unexpected visitor. Trapped together in a house for seventy-two hours, they enter a psychological struggle that overturns his secluded life and sense of safety.
Scared Money, Part 1
by JaQuavis Coleman
2021
During Flint’s water crisis, a young man known as Money becomes the target of a powerful crime lord. A desperate night on the run forces him to seek help in a city where survival offers no guarantees.
The Dopeman
by JaQuavis Coleman
Drug trafficker Seven Smith mentors a young hustler without realizing he is helping an informant. The recruit’s forbidden relationship with Lola Banks, daughter of an Ohio hit man, complicates an FBI operation and puts multiple lives at risk.
The Stiletto Agreement
by JaQuavis Coleman
A businessman’s wife and mistress join forces to hold him captive in a Detroit basement. Their plan to collect a ransom unravels over seventy-two hours as hidden motives, deception and shifting loyalties turn the arrangement into a dangerous contest.
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