24 Black Romance Books For The Moody Reader
Have you ever felt like a book was good but because you weren't in the mood to read it, it didn't fill you up? Well, I am a moody reader and I know that sometimes I need a book for the exact mood I'm in so I can enjoy the authors work. This time I'm sharing my list of...
Five Black Romance Books You Should Read This Month
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Book Review: Petals by Sabrina ELB Scales
Hey Sistah's Hey! So this weekend I went on a little reading binge and ran across a heavily anticipated book from the one and only Sabrina E L B Scales. Forgive me as I stan throughout this post because this author is truly gifted. She wove a story that flowed so...
Writing IR romance when the world feels full of hate
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Book Review: No Holds Barred (In the Heart of a Valentine Book One) by Stephanie Nicole Norris
No Holds Barred (In the Heart of a Valentine Book One) by Stephanie Nicole Norris Page Length: 258 Hey Sistahs! After falling completely in love with Stephanie Nicole Norris’ Falling for a Rose series I came in with high expectations for The Valentine's. While I...
22 YA Books Written by Black Authors You Must Read
Young Adult fiction is a category of fiction published for readers in their youth. Also knows as YA, these books are catered towards children between 12 to 18 years old. While the genre is targeted to teenagers, approximately half of YA readers are adults. Let that...
Book Review: The Heart Always Wins (The Heart Series Book 7) by Iris Bolling
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Book Review: Wilde & Relentless (Leverage & Love Series Book 2)
He told me if he had the choice, he’d choose me every time. Me. Wilde Roads. Months after their 24-hour encounter, thoughts of Wilde are still in heavy rotation. While Jhalil has made efforts to suppress his desires for the damsel in distress, his efforts prove...
16 Black Contemporary Romance Novels You Must Read This Spring
BookLoverSistah Recommended Spring- Sixteen! Many people still believe that Black Contemporary Romance is dry, lovey-dovey, and predictable genre to read. But it's quite the opposite, within the genre, there are different tropes and storylines that are simply amazing....
Book Review: The Makeover by Nia Forrester
Definitely an automatic 1-click There are some authors whose new releases I will 1-click without even needing to read the synopsis. Nia Forrester is one of those authors. She always delivers clever and beautifully written fiction with seemingly effortless character...
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