Black Romance Novels Sistah Girls, the Fall breeze is slowing moving in and the hot summer days are moving out. As we get ready to take out our heavier blankets and trade in our cold drinks for warm ones, we want to give you something to read as you transition from...
A Month Of Sundays by Jade Olivia The prologue was very much in line with must-read stories. Imagine meeting the guy of your dreams at a wedding. When Imani Wright met her guy at her boss’s wedding, she never knew the full implications of their first encounter....
What Fire Brings: A Thriller by Rachel Howzell Hall What Fire Brings: A Thriller is the first story I’ve read by Rachel Howzell Hall, I received an advanced copy of this suspenseful mystery and enjoyed every page. The way the story began, I expected hairpin...
Black Romance Novels + Mental Health When people in our community think about Mental Health, it’s not always met with a listening and welcoming ear. In the past, Mental Health was something you kept secret, but that’s slowly changing, more and more people...
Thrillers Sistah Girls, when it comes to the ladies in Thrillers, they have different means to accomplish the task before them, but rest assured these girlies will get the job done–they understand their assignment. I have always loved a good Thriller, they keep you...
For women of color to continue the conversations that we have in the nail salon, beauty parlor, church, and during our lunch breaks at work. This is a place where you can kick off your shoes and get comfortable.
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