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"I was facing 50 years. But God had other plans."Held, Heard, Home is a short, powerful memoir from Montrel Powell—perfect for readers looking for an honest, soul-stirring testimony that doesn’t take long to finish but stays with you long after.This isn’t just a jail-to-judgment story...

Everybody thinks Ace Monroe is the deadliest assassin in the city.The problem?He's never killed anyone.At least, that's what he believes.When a series of high-profile murders places Ace at the center of a growing legend, he suddenly finds himself hunted by law enforcement, feared by criminals...

What if being real is the most powerful thing you could ever be? This isn’t just a book—it’s a journey, a reflection, and a challenge. In 2REAL: Too Real 2 Be Fake, Montrel Powell takes you through eight powerful chapters that reveal what it truly means to live with purpose, build impact, and create a legacy that lasts.

This is Part Two of the story that started in It’s a Thin Line Between Life and Death: Slab City. The bullet missed—but it still changed everything. Trel dropped that night, not from a wound, but from a truth: the one who always kept him alive—T-Real—was gone. Or so he thought. Blood Brothas picks up right where Slab City ends. Tray’s got his eyes on bigger moves. Dada’s shifting toward purpose. And Trel? He’s stuck in the middle, carrying the weight of everything they built, now breaking.

Life doesn’t change all at once. It changes by the path you choose—especially when nobody’s watching. Too Real 2 Be Fake: The Path is a 30-day daily devotional designed for quiet reflection, honest self-examination, and intentional growth. This isn’t about motivation that fades by tomorrow. It’s about direction—choosing who you’re becoming, one day at a time. Each daily entry is short, direct, and grounded in real-life struggles men face: comfort, discipline, anger, isolation, pride, lust, purpose, and more. No preaching. No fluff.

Some love stories feel written in the stars. Others feel like warnings we ignored from the beginning. Zodiac Romances is a cinematic urban romance anthology inspired by the emotional energy of the zodiac signs — exploring passion, obsession, vulnerability, heartbreak, emotional growth, and the complicated ways people love. Each chapter follows a different couple. Different chemistry. Different struggles. Different outcomes. An Aries falls too fast. A Taurus loves hard enough to become controlling. A Gemini struggles with emotional consistency. A Scorpio confuses obsession with destiny.

What if the stories you grew up with were never just stories? In Life Ain't No Nursery Rhyme, author Montrel Powell reimagines beloved nursery rhymes and fairy tales through the lens of adulthood, transforming familiar childhood classics into powerful, relatable stories about real life. From The Ugly Duckling and The Three Little Pigs to Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Pinocchio, and more, each chapter explores the lessons hidden beneath the surface of the tales we've known for generations.

Sometimes it's not what you saw… it's what you decided it meant. What starts as a moment turns into something bigger. A look. A reaction. A post. No questions asked—just assumptions made. Imani saw something that didn't sit right. Tasha responded without hesitation. Derrick found himself caught in the middle of something that wasn't what it looked like.

"In the streets, the line between life and death is thin. But in your mind? That line can be even thinner." It’s a Thin Line Between Life and Death is a gripping, streetwise short story written for those who understand the struggle from the inside. Whether you’re a young man trying to survive high school, a juvenile locked in a facility, or an adult serving time in TDC or another correctional unit—this book is for you.

T-Realicious believes he’s a self-made playa, a philosopher, and a mentor — but life keeps proving he’s confidently wrong. From ruining barbershop conversations to misreading funerals, from teaching kids terrible advice to crashing the wrong Players Ball, every moment of his life is a hilarious disaster wrapped in delusion. Whether his Cadillac gets stolen three times in one day, he becomes a suspect by accident, or he delivers wisdom that rhymes but makes absolutely no sense, T-Realicious moves through the world with unstoppable swagger and zero accuracy.

Attraction was easy. Clarity was not. Across the Terms & Conditions series, Rich and Mo’Nia navigate a connection built on chemistry, comfort, and unspoken expectations. What begins as mutual interest slowly fractures under assumptions, delayed decisions, and silence mistaken for understanding. In Read the Fine Print, there’s nothing left to misunderstand. This final installment isn’t about blame or reconciliation. It’s about timing, silence, and accountability—on both sides.

Before love comes logic and sometimes logic arrives late. After walking away from a connection that never fully aligned, Mo’Nia thought clarity would bring peace. Instead, it brings reflection. When Rich re-enters her orbit, familiarity feels comforting, chemistry feels easy, and boundaries begin to blur. What starts as restraint slowly becomes closeness and closeness has consequences. As intimacy deepens, Mo’Nia realizes something hasn’t changed: the definition. Rich is present, consistent, and emotionally available but never quite clear about where things are headed.

Sometimes the loudest moves happen in silence. This audiobook was inspired by a single post. After sharing a reflection on social media about moving quietly and staying focused during life’s silent seasons, Montrel Powell received an overwhelming response. The message resonated with people who understood what it means to grow, rebuild, and prepare without announcing every step.

Before love comes logic—and a little fine print. Terms & Conditions May Apply is a sharp, hilarious, and painfully relatable look at modern dating in the age of dating apps, unread bios, and group chat receipts. Zay Rich is smooth, charming, and barely skims profiles. Mo’Nia is intentional, direct, and actually means what she says. When their connection sparks, it feels like a perfect match—until miscommunication, missed expectations, and midnight screenshots flip the script.