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Angry: One Black Woman’s Playbook for Surviving Stereotypes and Saving Her Sanity is not a rage-fueled manifesto—it’s a revelation. With her signature blend of humor, honesty, and holy side-eye, author India Trotter dismantles the “angry Black woman” stereotype and exposes what’s really beneath it: exhaustion, boundary violations, microaggressions, and the constant demand to be “strong” even when breaking.

What do you bring to the table? In I Am the Table: The Manifesto for Her, The Manual for Him, author India Trotter serves a bold, soulful, and refreshingly honest guide to modern love and emotional maturity — for women who’ve grown wiser and the men brave enough to meet them there. For women, it’s a manifesto — a declaration that peace, standards, and self-worth aren’t arrogance, they’re alignment. For men, it’s a manual — a roadmap to understanding the heart of the mature, self-aware woman who’s done healing, done fixing, and done settling.

At fifty-five, Philadelphia food writer Leigh Ludlow has made peace with her solitude—or so she tells herself. After years of chasing perfection, raising two grown children, and building a life that looks beautiful on paper, she’s finally learning to sit still with her own company. But beneath the calm, her heart remembers every touch, every heartbreak, every version of herself she’s ever been. When a familiar name from her past reappears, Leigh is pulled into a journey that blurs memory with desire, faith with doubt, and healing with surrender.

In Unbothered Energy: 101 Affirmations to Shift Your Glow, India invites listeners to tune into the frequencies that fuel their growth—the grounded, glorious vibrations that remind you who you are beneath the noise.

The Audacity to Belong is not a corporate handbook — it’s a revolution in heels and hard truth. Written for every woman who’s ever had to work twice as hard to be seen half as much, this book is equal parts soul work and survival guide. With her signature warmth, wit, and no-nonsense wisdom, India Trotter unpacks what it really means to thrive — not just survive — in spaces that were never designed with you in mind. Through honest storytelling and grounded reflection, she redefines success as something more human: rooted in purpose, peace, and presence.

Only Sinners Pray: 110 Prayers for Imperfect, Slightly Messy Women Who Still Cuss a Little isn’t a polished, churchy devotional written from a mountaintop. It’s a prayer journey from the real-life trenches of healing, heartbreak, exhaustion, quiet strength, and the kind of faith whispered more often than shouted. This book is for the woman who loves God but still battles anxiety before her feet hit the floor. For the one who prays for strength not to text someone she knows isn’t good for her.

What if your cat’s personality told you more about life, love, and confidence than any self-help book ever could? In 10 Signs Your Cat Might Be Black: Because Cattitude Always Shows Before Color, India Trotter— delivers a bold, witty, and thought-provoking look at identity, perception, and unapologetic self-worth through the mysterious, magnificent lens of the black cat. From “If Your Cat Doesn’t Chase Attention—It Chases Her” to “If Your Cat Gives Off ‘I’m Not a Pssy’ Energy,” * each chapter unpacks the traits that make cats the original icons of independence.

A Black woman stretched across the yellow line in the middle of the street—it’s a striking image, one that captures the way so many of us feel in America today: proverbially like roadkill. Run over by politics, ignored in healthcare, dismissed in workplaces, blamed in public, and targeted simply for existing. Yet even in that image, there is beauty, resilience, and undeniable strength. That’s the story of Black womanhood—our ability to rise even when the world tries to flatten us.

Slightly Over It, Mostly Anxious isn’t your typical “how-to” dating guide—it’s a raw, witty survival manual for women navigating life and love after 50. With humor, honesty, and hard-won wisdom, it offers a front-row seat to the messy, awkward, and unforgettable reality of being single in midlife. From awkward swipes to unsolicited “surprises” in your DMs, from men who think shirtless selfies are a flex to those who open with “why are you single?”, this book calls out the nonsense with sharp wit and refreshing candor. Beyond the laughs, it’s real talk about confidence, standards, and joy.