Carl Weber Books in Order

The war for the Black Hamptons continues as outside forces threaten the community's heritage. The Brittons and Johnsons may have to put aside their differences to save their exclusive enclave from being erased.

In the ongoing saga, the Duncans take their business to New Orleans, encountering new rivals and mystic dangers. The family must adapt to a new city's rules while protecting their own interests.

The drama intensifies for the Duncans as they face threats that could dismantle their entire operation. With internal strife weakening their defenses, they must band together to fight a war on multiple fronts.

In the exclusive African American community of Sag Harbor, the old-money Britton family clashes with the new-money Johnsons. A land dispute ignites a feud filled with social climbing, secrets, and betrayal.

This spinoff novel focuses on Nevada Duncan, exploring his rise within the family hierarchy. It details the lessons he learns about power, loyalty, and violence as he comes of age in the criminal underworld.

The Duncan saga continues as new alliances are forged and old enemies return. With the stakes higher than ever, the family must decide who can be trusted and who needs to be eliminated to ensure their survival.

In this sequel to *Influence*, the Hudson family defends a superstar singer accused of murdering her husband. The evidence is damning, and the Hudsons must use every trick in the book to uncover the truth.

Rio Duncan takes center stage as he tries to manage the family's interests while dealing with his own volatile personal life. When trouble follows him, the entire Duncan clan is pulled into the fray.

The Duncans are back and facing their biggest challenge yet as a new adversary threatens to expose their darkest secrets. With the family hierarchy in flux, every member must fight to keep their legacy alive.

Famed attorney Bradley Hudson must defend his own son against drug trafficking charges. As the trial heats up, the Hudson family's legal dream team faces a corrupt system and a prosecutor with a personal vendetta.

This anthology features stories of power and ambition, headlined by a Carl Weber tale about twin brothers fighting for their father's throne. It explores the gritty reality of life in the streets where loyalty is rare.

Jay Crawford escapes from prison to prove his innocence and protect his family. With the help of his three best friends—Wil, Kyle, and Allan—he races against time to find the real criminal before the authorities catch him.

Continuing the Duncan family prequel, LC moves his family to Atlanta to open his first dealership. But as they expand their territory, they face violent opposition and a kidnapping that threatens the foundation of their new empire.

Dr. Kasen Phillips is a successful psychologist, but his life unravels when his office manager, Voncile, decides she wants him for herself. Her obsession turns dangerous, trapping Kasen in a nightmare he can't escape.

This origin story follows Niles Monroe, a Special Forces sniper who returns home only to be recruited by a secret hit squad. Before he becomes the man Paris Duncan loves, Niles must survive a deadly game of betrayal.

This prequel to *The Family Business* takes readers back to 1978 to show how the Duncan brothers—LC, Lou, and Larry—started their empire. It reveals the origins of their car dealership and the dangerous deals that built their fortune.

In this anthology, Carl Weber revisits the character Coco Brown, a voluptuous bad girl looking for love. Alongside a story by Michel Moore, this collection celebrates the drama and romance of full-figured women.

The Duncan family is under siege, and Vegas Duncan is the only one who can save them. As enemies close in from all sides, the family must unite to protect their empire, even if it means breaking their own rules.

Aaron Mackie is ready to settle down with the church secretary, Tia, but she leaves him at the altar without explanation. Aaron and Bishop Wilson must uncover the secrets of Tia's past before it destroys the church's future.

Paris Duncan, the wild child of the family, meets her match in Niles Monroe, a man with a dangerous secret. As their romance heats up, Paris must decide if she can trust a man who might be more lethal than she is.

When the handsome Darryl Graham moves into a Queens apartment building, he instantly becomes the object of every woman's affection and every man's envy. But when a murder occurs, everyone in the building becomes a suspect.

With the family divided, the Duncans face threats from a new enemy that knows their every move. Orlando tries to lead the business legitimately, but the pull of the streets—and the wrath of his own mother—makes peace impossible.

L.C. Duncan prepares to retire from the family's car dealership, which doubles as a front for their criminal activities. The decision sparks a power struggle among his children, while rival families circle like sharks.

Bishop T.K. Wilson hires Aaron Mackie, a talented but trouble-prone choir director, to save his church's music ministry. Aaron brings down the house with his music, but his womanizing ways soon bring scandal to the sanctuary.

Loraine Farrow has it all—success, beauty, and a husband—but she can't forget her first love. When he comes back into her life, she is forced to choose between the stability of her marriage and the passion of her past.

Sisters Egypt and Isis are living the good life, but old flames and family drama threaten their happiness. As they navigate complicated relationships, the members of the Big Girls Book Club must rally to support their own.

A newcomer to the First Jamaica Ministries congregation brings trouble that threatens to topple the church leadership. As rumors fly and alliances shift, the members realize that the devil is busy—and he's sitting in the pews.

The women of the Big Girls Book Club, led by president Tammy, are plus-size, beautiful, and looking for excitement. But when they start looking for love outside their relationships, their tight-knit friendship is tested by secrets and betrayal.

Knowing she is dying, First Lady Charlene Wilson decides to handpick a new wife for her husband, Bishop T.K. Wilson. She writes letters to four women in the congregation, setting off a fierce and scandalous competition for the Bishop's heart.

In this crossover novel, Jay Crawford thinks he's found the perfect fling in the seductive Ashlee Anderson. But he soon realizes that Ashlee is not just passionate—she is dangerously obsessed, and she has no intention of letting him go.

Bishop T.K. Wilson runs a prominent church and is campaigning for borough president on a family-values platform. But his two children, Dante and Donna, have secrets that could destroy his political dreams and his ministry.

Three friends—James, Brent, and Sonny—struggle to balance their responsibilities as husbands and fathers. When their past mistakes come back to haunt them, they are forced to question what it really means to be a man.

Three siblings with a talent for drama find themselves in a mess of trouble when they meddle in each other's lives. As secrets are exposed and relationships tested, they must decide if family loyalty is worth the chaos.

Two sisters, sensible Jasmine and wild Stephanie, find their lives turned upside down by love and family secrets. When a smooth-talking attorney enters the picture, sibling rivalry and past mistakes threaten to tear their bond apart.

A group of friends in Queens sees their lives transformed when the local lottery jackpot hits a record high. But as they chase the dream of instant wealth, they find that more money often brings more problems.

Four husbands with very different problems lean on each other to survive marriage. From Kyle, who hides his wife from his judgmental customers, to Allen, who can't say no to his mother, these men learn that a wedding ring doesn't solve every problem.

Four male friends—Kevin, Antoine, Tyrone, and Maurice—try to solve their romantic troubles by calling a 1-900 dating line. As they navigate the chaotic dating scene in New York City, they discover that finding the right woman is far more complicated than a phone call.