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David Winters has the voice, the talent, and the drive to dominate the R&B music scene. With the guidance of his best friend and legendary producer, Jonathan Graham, David rises quickly to superstardom. But fame comes with its challenges—rivalries, temptation, and the dangerous pull of power...

Growing up in the Ninth Ward of New Orleans, Johnny and Tonya meet in high school and fall for each other. Yet their romance falls apart when Johnny seriously injures Tonya’s ex-boyfriend in an altercation. Johnny is imprisoned, and Tonya starts dating a rapper who fulfills her dreams of...

From the PEN-nominated author of The Blueprint comes a moving novel about two women connected by music, memory—and murder. Texas, 1983. Lola Jones is in prison for the death of her mother’s former lover, a man whose presence tangled itself through both their lives. After years of silence...

A bold and singularly funny novel about a young Ethiopian American woman whose twenty-first-century life collides spectacularly with Ethiopian legends that she knows can’t possibly be real, and yet... “Remember when we were children? The storyteller would shout, Teret teret, meaning a tale...

From the nationally bestselling author of We Don’t Talk About Carol comes an emotionally compelling mystery about two best friends caught at the center of a murder investigation that threatens to tear them—and everything they’ve built together—apart. Jia and Imani’s thirteen-year...

Synopsis - Grace, Hope, and Mercy Adams, who are preachers' kids, witnessed their beloved mother collapse and die right in front of their childhood. Years later, the Adams' sisters have achieved much success professionally, but deep down, their mother wounds still bring unexpected life...

Think You’ve Got Mail, but with plants, enemies-to-lovers tension, and a whole lot more spice—set in sunny Long Beach, California. Tessa is a fat, Black, plant-loving romantic who’s spent years hiding in the safety of her beloved shop, Plant Therapy. She’s built a life that’s cozy...

Pin the black boy onto the green pew and he will eventually call it home. CHILD AND GOD tells the story of an unnamed brother and sister growing up in a Pentecostal Christian household in 1990s Detroit, their lives diverging under the weight of belief. The sister, older and more knowing than...

For readers of Sadeqa Johnson and Zadie Smith’s The Fraud, an immersive, high-stakes historical adventure set in eighteenth-century London, where a young woman on the brink of fame and her father, both fugitives from enslavement, must fight to define – and defend – their freedom. Fortunes...

When love turns toxic and marriage turns lonely, two best friends must decide what they’re truly willing to sacrifice in Dawn Cloud’s bold and emotionally charged debut. Leilani Benjamin knows better than to romanticize the past. But when her toxic ex-fiancé reappears with apologies...

Return to the world of C. N. Phillips’ beloved The Last Kings series with a gritty, standalone title to complete the saga. Sadie Thomas stands at the helm of The Last Kings organization, her authority forged through a lifetime of violence, loss, and unrelenting conflict. Throughout her reign...

'A powerful and wise novel . . . read this now' - Crystal Hana Kim, author of If You Leave Me Before the little girl became a Missing Child, she was Jouvay Marcelin from Flatbush . . . Serenity Marcelin is still reeling from the recent loss of her beloved mother when she agrees to take her...

From a powerful new voice in fiction comes a stunning multigenerational epic, spanning from 1920s Haiti to 1990s New York, centered on the disappearance of a little girl from Brooklyn's J'ouvert celebrations “With Backstitch, Simmonds-Nastili has placed herself solidly on the map as one of the...

When their family matriarch dies in 1980s Memphis, two very different sisters battle over her legacy—only to discover her long-hidden history in 1940s Tupelo and an unexpected connection to Graceland. For the Dawkins sisters, even an ocean between them is not distance enough. Free-spirited...

Composed of three sections, this collection features the final poems of the late poet laureate of Illinois. The first section, ""In Montgomery,"" is a verbal description of a visit made by the poet and a highly talented photographer for Ebony Magazine, Moneeta Sleet. This is followed by a...

Believe it or not, calling off my dream wedding was not the first impulsive decision I made leading up to my big day. That little pesky trend started three months prior. But that’s a tale for another time. This story is all about Oakland Gray—the walking, talking, Godiva chocolate temptation...

Talia Vaughn knows better than to confuse online chemistry with real-life intimacy. Micah Sutton is grounded, careful, intentional, and far too easy to want, but what starts in comments, mutual circles, and public familiarity quickly becomes something neither of them can keep casual. As private...

The Slums – Episode Four (The FINALE) Three women. One hood. One unforgettable ending. In the Slums, every decision comes with a price. After the drama, the betrayals, and the bloodshed, Tasha, Mikki, and Dreka find themselves at war with more than the streets... they're at war with the people...

Cheekie: A Child Out of the Desire is a tale of hope as it chronicles one boy's journey through the Desire Project, a violent community in the 9th Ward section of New Orleans where he was born and raised. Endorsed by the late Dr. Maya Angelou, Cheekie brings it all to life: the abuse and the...

She only meant to make her ex look twice. Then the wrong man looked first. At forty-four, Giselle Dawkins is done being gracious. Done smiling through her ex's new marriage like it did not cost her anything. Done being the dependable one, the woman expected to make every awkward moment easier...