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About Us
Maverick Starr Publishing is a dynamic Los Angeles-based publishing company committed to sharing diverse voices and empowering readers with knowledge and inspiration. Our mission is to publish compelling books that span a wide range of genres, from thought-provoking non-fiction titles on business, finances and personal development to gripping fiction novels spanning many different genre.
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At Maverick Starr, we believe that books have the power to transform lives, spark conversations, and inspire change. Our team is passionate about nurturing authors' visions and helping them reach a global audience. With a dedication to quality and a commitment to innovation, we aim to redefine the publishing experience.
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Discover a world of captivating stories, insightful knowledge, and meaningful narratives with Maverick Starr Publishing. Join us on a literary journey where words have the power to shape the future.
Current Titles
"The Black Financial Bible: A Comprehensive Guide to Financial Literacy on Building Generational Wealth in the Black Community" is a groundbreaking book that offers a roadmap to financial empowerment and generational wealth-building. Written by Kai Starr, a seasoned tech CFO, accountant, and investor, this comprehensive guide addresses the unique financial challenges faced by the Black community in America.
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The Black Financial Bible covers a wide range of essential topics, from understanding the historical context of the racial wealth gap to practical advice on budgeting, saving, investing, and more. It provides readers with the tools and knowledge needed to take control of their financial futures and create a legacy of prosperity.
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Whether you're a seasoned investor looking to enhance your financial acumen or someone new to the world of financial literacy, this book is your go-to resource. With a clear and engaging writing style, Kai Starr demystifies complex financial concepts, making them accessible to readers of all backgrounds.
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Unlock the secrets to financial success, navigate the complexities of personal finance, and build generational wealth with "The Black Financial Bible." It's not just a book; it's a movement that aims to empower individuals and communities with the financial knowledge they need to thrive.
"Central Avenue: Echoes of Harlem" transports readers to the bustling streets of 1930s Harlem, where a young runaway, “Sweet Chocolate” Brown, escapes the oppressive Jim Crow South in pursuit of a better life. Armed with little more than his uncle’s saxophone, Sweet Chocolate dreams of making it big in the world of jazz. As he navigates the vibrant, yet gritty, Harlem streets, he becomes entangled in a whirlwind of jazz legends, including Cab Calloway and Billie Holiday, all while struggling to survive the harsh realities of the Great Depression.
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But the road to success is treacherous. Sweet Chocolate finds himself caught between the glitz of Harlem’s Cotton Club and the dangers of gangland violence, as rival crews and shady characters lurk in the shadows. When the young saxophonist’s ambition pulls him deeper into the underworld, he must learn quickly who he can trust and how far he’s willing to go to protect his dreams.
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From Harlem’s lively speakeasies to the dust-ravaged plains of Texas, Sweet Chocolate’s journey is an epic tale of perseverance, heartache, and the pursuit of greatness in a world stacked against him. With its rich historical setting, Central Avenue: Echoes of Harlem brings to life the jazz, culture, and untold struggles of America during one of its most pivotal eras.
"Central Avenue: The Pacific Gold Heist" is a thrilling crime drama that plunges readers into the heart of 1940s Los Angeles, a city teeming with jazz and jeopardy. This novel follows the entwined fates of two compelling characters: Choc Brown, an enigmatic Black musician with a haunting past, and Vavie Laguna, a resilient Mexican-American teenager. Their paths cross in an ill-fated gold heist, catapulting them into a life of crime and survival.
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In the underbelly of a city gripped by the Great Depression and on the brink of World War II, Choc and Vavie find themselves building an unlikely criminal empire. Their journey is fraught with danger, double-crosses, and the struggle to stay one step ahead of those who seek their downfall. As they ascend in the world of crime, they not only unite diverse ethnic communities but also challenge the societal norms of their time.
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Amidst this backdrop of turmoil and transformation, "Central Avenue" weaves a tale of ambition, love, and betrayal. Choc, with his dream of musical stardom and a past he's desperate to outrun, and Vavie, fighting against the gentrification threatening his home, must navigate the treacherous waters of friendship, loyalty, and ambition. Their story is a vivid portrayal of an era where jazz was a unifying force, and survival often meant crossing moral lines.
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Immerse yourself in "Central Avenue," where every page crackles with tension and the stakes are as high as the hopes and dreams of its unforgettable characters. This novel is not just a journey through one of America's most transformative decades; it's an exhilarating ride that promises to leave readers breathless.