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Book Review: Kissing Strangers: Tainted Love by Michelle Mitchell [New Author Alert]
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Last month I gave you a list of black male authors that you should add to your bookshelf. This month I am back with a list of my go-to black female authors. If you’re looking for a good read; I know you’ll find a host of books to enjoy on this list! Friendly Reminder:...
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Book Review: Extra! Extra! Love! by Lisa D. DeNeal
Extra! Extra! Love!: A Front Page Romance Trilogy (Volume 1) by Lisa D. DeNeal *** New Author Alert*** Page Length: 185 Synopsis: What would you do if you met your childhood celebrity crush? What would you say if that celebrity crush asked you out? When she was a...
11 black male book authors you should add to your bookshelf
Each month I am going to highlight some authors and new reads that I love. This month's spotlight is dedicated to the brothers! I am sharing with you some of my favorite black male authors in the literary world. A shout out to each author bae for sharing their...
Jekalyn Carr Talks New Album ‘One Nation Under God’ and How To Step Into Your Winning Season
Independent contemporary gospel artist Jekalyn Carr is only 20 years old and has already won the highly coveted Stellar Award. The Arkansas native began singing at the tender age of five. In 2013, she released the single “Greater Is Coming,” independently on her...
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