In this ingenious novel that brings reality TV to the printed page, drama levels go through the roof as six outrageous characters fiercely compete to win $100,000.
The most controversial characters from Brenda Hampton's bestselling novels come together in a house that could unite-- or destroy--them all. Roc Dawson from "Full Figured," Chase Jenkins from "Don't Even GoThere," Sylvia McMillan from "SLICK," Jada Mahoney from "How Can I Be Down?," Jamal "Prince" Perkins from "Street Soldier," and Jaylin Rogers from the "Naughty Series" attempt to put aside their overwhelming differences and calm their unique personalities.
Without supervision, though, anything could happen inside Hell House--especially when there's $100,000 at stake. And these six cutthroat contestants are determined to have it all. Overflowing with drama, raunchiness, and manipulation, survival by any means necessary is their primary focus, but only those with tough skin will make it to the next round.
Who will be the last woman or man standing, and who will walk out, slamming the door behind them and screaming at the top of their lungs?

In this final part in the Hell House trilogy, six fiery characters compete to win $100,000 in an outrageous competition that sends drama levels through the roof.
Everyone is invited inside Hell House, but only a chosen few have been selected to come together in a contest that could unite them--or destroy them. For three months, living in one bedroom, using one bathroom, dining at the same kitchen table, sharing one TV, and with no access to family or cell phones, the contestants face some serious problems. But whatever happens, the last person standing will have bragging rights--and probably scars for life.
In "The Reunion Show," " "author Brenda Hampton brings back the most memorable and controversial characters from her bestselling novels: Roc Dawson from "Full Figured," Chase Jenkins from "Don't Even Go There," Sylvia McMillan from "SLICK," Jada Mahoney from "How Can I Be Down?," "Prince" Perkins from "Street Soldier," and Jaylin Rogers from "The" "Naughty Series." These six will attempt to put their overwhelming differences aside and calm their unique personalities. Without supervision, though, nothing is off limits. Drama's the main course, topped with a hint of raunchiness and manipulation, and served by cutthroat individuals determined to have it all.
Who will be the last woman or man standing, and who will walk out, slamming the door and screaming at the top of their lungs? Find out in this shocking conclusion to the Hell House series.

At the age of sixteen, Brenda Hampton had been kicked out of one high school, trying desperately to find her place in another one. Lost, confused and with no direction, Brenda gravitated to bad boys who gave their all in the name of false love. When Dwayne Montgomery came on the scene, his definition of love would tie her to a seven year tumultuous relationship with no end in sight. It wasn't long before she became handicapped by the welfare system and addicted to shoplifting. She was classified as a negligible teenage mother, and her ten dollar a month Section 8 apartment was closing in on her. Brenda's vision of what her life could be, faded with every minute. Her long ago aspirations were blurred and her escape plan led to a dead end. Eventually, her reluctance to take control of her life served up an eviction notice, an ongoing fist-bumping relationship and possible jail time. Life didn't seem worth living, and suicide appeared to be the only option. A wake-up call was needed, and realizing that a change had to come now, or never, Brenda turned to the one thing she could always hold on to-her notebooks. For years, her notebooks had been like a best friend, one she could share her deepest secrets with and rely on them not to tell a soul. The connection with her mind and a piece of paper was like magic, offering her the peace she so desperately needed and the freedom to spill words of joy, sadness, and, often times, pain. She felt another jolt after reading Terry McMillan's, Disappearing Acts, and once Jay Rogers, from the book series we now know as Naughty, entered her world, Brenda had an epiphany that prompted her to pursue an alternative mission in life. With her life on the line, it became evident that there was no way for Brenda to walk away from her chaotic situation, she had to run Only In Her Shoes could she figure out a master plan on how to do it, and do so without breaking a heel.

What happens when Author Brenda Hampton attends a book signing event and her readers have salacious stories to tell about "bad boy" Jaylin Rogers from The Naughty Series? In Sweetness, LaLa Estrada will tell you how a scissors move can come in handy, and having No Regrets, Giana Monroe will let you know why she doesn't have any. Joyce Hampton's Pillow Talk will take you up close and personal with Jaylin, while Nikki-Michelle finds out What's Real versus what isn't. Veronique wants you to know there's A Thin Line Between Love and Hate, and Theresa Hodge is only willing to give this man One Night's Pleasure. Here I Cum by Shelyse Tate is oozing with sexiness and If My Pussy Could Talk by Tamika Smith will let you know exactly what her coochie says. Shai's Lounge by Shai is a warning for all virgins to steer clear of a man with nine plus inches, and Ride'em by Taji Kirby-Hines will let you know that a motorcycle isn't the only thing worth riding. Kellie Kelly's Orgasms Galore will have your insides ringing, and you'll laugh out loud when Tonja Tate finds herself in Double Trouble. Krisha Robinson gets into a very Sticky Situation, so get ready to cover your mouth, and find yourself a new pair of panties to step into. These women will tell all about Jay Baby and the thing that he refers to as his magic stick. The man of the hour, as well as each eye-popping story, can be summed up in one word-STEAMING HOT Well, two words...

'Full Figured' features two stories by bestselling authors Brenda Hampton and La Jill Hunt - to give readers what they've been asking for - passionate, empowering stories about big, beautiful women.

In this second installment in the Hell House trilogy, six fiery, larger-than-life characters compete to win $100,000 in an outrageous competition that sends drama levels through the roof.
The most memorable characters from Brenda Hampton's bestselling novels come together in a house that could unite them--or destroy them. Roc Dawson from "Full Figured," Chase Jenkins from "Don't Even Go" "There," Sylvia McMillan from "SLICK," Jada Mahoney from "How Can I Be Down?," Jamal "Prince" Perkins from "Street Soldier," and Jaylin Rogers from the Naughty Series will attempt to put their overwhelming differences aside and calm their unique personalities. Without supervision, though, anything could happen inside Hell House--especially when there is $100,000 at stake.
In "The Roof Is on Fire," the Hell House isn't a joke anymore for the contestants who thought they could breeze through the challenge and carry on until the very end. The ladies continue to fight like cats and dogs, and the men don't have much love for each other, either. In a place where saying one wrong word can get the loudmouth a hard smack across the face, there's only one goal: survival by any means necessary. A few contestants will be called out for their sleazy, jaw-dropping actions, and a bad decision can lead to one place--the front door.
Full of drama, with a hint of raunchiness and manipulation, "The Roof Is on Fire" is a temptation you won't want to pass up. Who will be the last woman or man standing, or who will walk out, slamming the door behind them and screaming at the top of their lungs?