Simone Avery knows how to make legends look untouchable. As a makeup artist, handler, and aspiring singer, she's spent years standing just outside the spotlight-fixing faces, guarding secrets, carrying backstage disasters on her back, and slipping out of hotel rooms before morning. In Prince's world, Simone is desired, protected, and hidden. He knows her body like a song he wrote in the dark, but no matter how sweet the music sounds, he has never once called her his. Then Simone takes a job on Michael Jackson's 1987 BAD Tour. What begins as a professional opportunity quickly becomes something far more dangerous. Michael notices the things Simone has trained herself to conceal: her voice, her ambition, her loneliness, and the quiet ache beneath her glamour. Where Prince is magnetic, possessive, and impossible to forget, Michael is gentle, guarded, and careful enough to make Simone feel seen in ways that frighten her. Caught between two of music's most powerful men, Simone is forced to confront the difference between being wanted in secret and being chosen in truth. But fame has teeth. Desire has consequences. And when private passion becomes public scandal, Simone must decide whether she is still willing to be somebody's secret, somebody's muse, somebody's midnight mistake-or whether it's finally time to step into the light under her own name. The Prince, the King, & Me is a sensual, music-soaked romance about sex, secrecy, ambition, scandal, and one woman learning that being desired by legends means nothing if she can't belong to herself.

Naomi wasn't like your ordinary seventeen year old, before she could remember she has always had a dream of becoming one of the top music managers in the industry. Focused on her dreams, she's determined not to let anything stand in her way-until an unexpected encounter with Jackie Jackson changes everything. What begins as an unlikely friendship slowly grows into something neither of them expected. As their connection deepens, Naomi must decide if there's room in her carefully planned future for the one person she never saw coming.

𝐟𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐣𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐛𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐬. the world chose 𝐦𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥. but somehow, i chose 𝐲𝐨𝐮.

It's 1972 and Theresa is reunited with her old childhood friends, The Jacksons. With rekindling their friendship, they realize things aren't the same as they once were. Will their relationship last newfound fame and feelings or will it blossom into something more?

Maybe Marlon and Tonya's feelings for eachother run a little deeper than they thought.

In Detroit, Michigan, during the summer of 1968, a 17 year old Sigmund "Jackie" Jackson meets a 15 year old Jackie Silva at the Hitsville U.S.A studio on 2648 West Grand Blvd. Jackie Jackson was there was his four younger brothers and father auditioning for a contract with the legendary Motown Records, while Jackie Silva was there with just her father auditioning for the very same thing.

Jermaine and Jayana have been best friends for as long as they remember, but when Jayana comes to visit after not seeing each other for a long time, will their friendship sustain?

Vivian "toot" is a young choreographer in Chicago. Recently graduated she is trying to find her way in the dance world. Until she gets a special visit from her aunt, informing her she has a chance to work with the Jackson 5. She was prepared for the hard work, long night, fame, and success. She wasn't expecting to fall in love with a certain Jackson.

She was supposed to catch Michael's eye. But Marlon saw her first. ***Summer 1984*** The Jacksons' Victory Tour is gearing up to take over the country, and the Kershaws-five gifted siblings known as Mood Swing-are finally on the edge of their own spotlight. But their mother, Patina, wants more than fame. She wants legacy. Power. A connection that could make both families untouchable. Her plan is simple: get her eldest daughter, Melissa "Faith" Kershaw, in front of Michael Jackson. Faith wants no part of being used like a prize. Then one private backstage meeting changes everything. Because Michael isn't waiting for her. Marlon is. The wrong brother. The wrong plan. And first honest thing either of them has felt in months.