Women’s History Month Reads Sistah Girls, March is Women’s History Month so I’m sharing books by Black women across five different genres. Each one of these books portrays Black women in distinctly different lights, but they’re all strong and intelligent...
Black Romance Novels x Dating Apps & One-Night Stands Sistah Girls, if you met a guy on a dating app or had a one-nightstand, could you have your fun and walk away forever? Or would it lead to something more? Most of the how we met stories don’t begin with...
Black Romance Novels Published in 2021 Sistah Girls, it’s that time of year, and I am back to give you the scoop on what you may have missed in 2021. This recap holds a vast selection of books and novellas, it also features a selection of new authors to try. I average...
Dear love: This Sh*t Hurts by Tiana Dear love: This Sh*t Hurts is not a traditional romance. Some may even say it’s taboo but nonetheless it was an interesting story that grabbed my attention from the prologue. This story is about Phoenix, who finds herself in...
Void by Kaye Lovett Sistah Girls, there is a trigger warning at the beginning and I highly suggest you read it before you start the book. If you are okay with it and proceed, you are in for a ride. I read this book in one sitting, staying up until 3 am to finish. It...
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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