In this sequel to From The South To Harlem, Ramona and Dave are now married with two kids, DJ and Naomi, juggling love, family, and their growing ambitions in Harlem. Dave is making major moves in real estate, flipping houses, building his empire, and still navigating the dangers of street life. Meanwhile, Ramona balances motherhood with her own career goals, determined to carve out a future on her own terms. Their love runs deep, but trust is tested when old flames, distance, and unexpected challenges threaten everything they've built. At the same time, Cora and Jason are adjusting to parenthood, with Cora's blunt, country charm bringing both laughter and tension. Just as she begins settling into their soon-to-be-married life, Jason's ties to the streets leave her unexpectedly single-right when he finally decides to walk away from the drug game. As they all navigate the highs and lows of love, loyalty, and survival, one thing remains certain-family and roots will always matter most. Trigger Warning: This story contains mature themes, including sexual content and violence.

"From The South To Harlem" follows the journey of Ramona Fletcher, a young girl who relocates to Harlem from Memphis with her mother and best friend. Upon arriving, she meets Dave, a charismatic and street-smart man who catches her eye, but with an age gap and a girlfriend already in the picture, she is unsure if he feels the same way about her. Despite these initial doubts, Ramona finds herself falling deeply for Dave. Despite their growing attraction, Ramona and Dave's relationship faces numerous trials and tribulations. From dealing with the harsh realities of jail time, parental abandonment, and the pressures of adulthood. their connection is put to the test. As they fall deeper in love, they are forced to confront the toxic aspects of their relationship, revealing that love can sometimes come with more pain than joy. "From the South to Harlem" dives into themes of experiencing love in an unforgiving world. This story dives into the complexities of a relationship shaped by pain, addiction, and the constant battle between love and survival. Ramona and Dave's journey is a powerful and raw portrayal of a relationship shaped by both passion and hardship. (Explicit content for mature readers)

From The South To Harlem: The Trilogy The next generation of the Perez family steps into the spotlight as DJ and Naomi, the teenage children of Dave and Ramona Perez, navigate love, loyalty, and the weight of their family name in the streets of Harlem. DJ, a rising basketball star, is torn between chasing his dreams and upholding the reputation his father left behind. With his first love testing his heart, his sister constantly needing protection, and the pressure of living up to the Perez name, he struggles to find his own identity beyond the legacy that follows him. Naomi, once sheltered from the realities of her family's past, falls into her first real relationship-one that takes a dangerous turn she never saw coming. As she fights to figure out who she is beyond being Dave Perez's daughter, she soon learns that love can be just as deadly as the streets. Dave, freshly out of prison, is learning how to be a father to teenagers he barely knows after missing most of their lives. But while he tries to rewrite his future, his past refuses to let go-bringing old enemies, unfinished business, and the kind of threats that make him realize the most dangerous battles aren't always fought in the streets, but at home. As old wounds resurface and new dangers arise, one thing remains the same-family is everything. And protecting it comes at a cost. The final chapter in the From The South To Harlem series is here. Will the Perez family break the cycle, or will the past consume them all?