"AMERICA'S BADDEST BOUNTY HUNTER"

Testimonials

Curtis Duncan is more than a bounty hunter — he is the James Bond of Black culture."

"Curtis Duncan is THAT guy. The bounty hunter we didn't know we needed.” 

"A page-turner from start to finish.”  

"We NEED a Curtis Duncan spinoff! He could easily carry his own show” 

Kenneth Nowling Studio Executive
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Reader Review
Reader Review
Family Business New Orleans IS AIRING ON BET

Family Business New Orleans IS AIRING ON BET

The Family Business: New Orleans is an American family crime drama created by New York Times Best Selling Author Carl Weber. Set in the vibrant city of New Orleans, the series stars Lela Rochon as Big Shirley Duncan, the powerful matriarch and owner of the famed club Midnight Blues. Brandon T. Jackson portrays her ambitious son, Marquis, who is eager to take the family business to the next level while navigating the dangerous underworld of the city. The spin-off brings over Ben Stephens as America's Baddest Bounty Hunter Curtis Duncan. This eight-episode series is currently airing on BET+.

CURTIS CHRONICLES

Live Book Tour

Live Book Tour

BOOK TOUR LOCATION & DATES WILL BE RELEASED SOON!

Book Signing Signature Event - Jan 24, 2026 - 910 Event Center - Indianapolis, IN

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Curtis Duncan: Bounty Hunter's Origin Story

Curtis Duncan: Bounty Hunter's Origin Story

When Curtis Duncan's pops Larry Duncan got hauled off to Fresh Meadows psychiatric ward and his mama Nee-Nee Duncan started fighting her battle with breast cancer, everything changed for the fifteen-year-old from Waycross, Georgia. With two younger siblings depending on him and bills stacking higher than Sunday church offerings,

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From Bounty Hunter to Master Chef: The Culinary Journey of Curtis Duncan

From Bounty Hunter to Master Chef: The Culinary Journey of Curtis Duncan

Curtis Duncan's love for cooking began in his childhood, growing up in Waycross, Georgia. Raised by his mother, Nee Nee Duncan, Curtis was surrounded by the rich smells of Southern cooking from an early age. 

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