Yellow Wife by Sadeqa Johnson Sadeqa Johnson takes us back in time to Virginia in the 1850s, slavery is alive and well, and plantations are a way of life. It’s during this time that we meet Pheby Delores Brown, a seventeen-year-old who lives and works on the...
Birthday Shot by Rizly Adams Shae Abbott has always had a soft spot for her older brother’s best friend, Kofi. But that is old, old news. But could Kofi be interested in the woman who used to follow him around with heart in her eyes? Shae’s 30th birthday is coming up...
Solace: The Safest Place for a Lonely Heart “Pain. An emotion I was becoming all too familiar with, one that I didn’t like.” Besides the cover drawing me in, this line caught my attention from the beginning. I was curious to see just what type of pain the character...
This Close To Okay by Leesa Cross-Smith The book opens with Tallie (a recently divorced therapist) driving home from work on a rainy October night in Kentucky when she notices a man climb over the rail of the bridge she’s driving on. From the very first...
Sistah Girls, February was Lit! I lucked up with some good reading prospects and was not met with the pain of a DNF or even worse disappointment for any of my highly anticipated releases. 5 HUGE GOLDEN STARS for The End Game (The Sun book 2) by Rae LyseThis Sistah...
Review: How To Get A Baller In 90 Days by Danesha Little Sistah Girls, I have news you can use. Are you ready? Danesha Little has a new release, and it was fabulous! The story is about an athlete and a newspaper reporter. Here is the premise In the story, Candace...
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.