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A fake summer fling between a stand-in girlfriend and a handsome business heir becomes way too real in this glittering new romance by USA Today bestselling author Kristina Forest. Noelle Lewis doesn’t have time for long walks on the beach, brunch with the girls, or summer vacations. She’s...

T-Realicious believes he’s a self-made playa, a philosopher, and a mentor — but life keeps proving he’s confidently wrong. From ruining barbershop conversations to misreading funerals, from teaching kids terrible advice to crashing the wrong Players Ball, every moment of his life is a hilarious disaster wrapped in delusion. Whether his Cadillac gets stolen three times in one day, he becomes a suspect by accident, or he delivers wisdom that rhymes but makes absolutely no sense, T-Realicious moves through the world with unstoppable swagger and zero accuracy.

Attraction was easy. Clarity was not. Across the Terms & Conditions series, Rich and Mo’Nia navigate a connection built on chemistry, comfort, and unspoken expectations. What begins as mutual interest slowly fractures under assumptions, delayed decisions, and silence mistaken for understanding. In Read the Fine Print, there’s nothing left to misunderstand. This final installment isn’t about blame or reconciliation. It’s about timing, silence, and accountability—on both sides.

Power is old. Spirit is older. And some debts demand sacrifice. When a sacred fire tears through the hills above Jacmel, the old protections fail—and the dead go quiet. Terra Graves, a Milwaukee mambo with more grit than patience, is pulled into a war she didn’t start and refuses to lose. Vodou vèvès light the way. Enemies wear beautiful faces. The World Beneath—its bars, crossroads, and back-alley altars—prowls just under the city’s skin.

Five girls. Five colors. One blood pact that the streets of Alabama couldn’t break. Tricia, Tisha, Karo, Lisha, and Cierra weren't just orphans at St. Jude’s; they were a sisterhood forged in the shadows of a system that tried to make them invisible. Labeled "unadoptable," they refused to be victims. Instead, they created The Color Code —a survival pact that turned five runaways into a family and five colors into a shield.

She swore never to fall for her best friend. But he's been her rock for the last sixteen years. And recently, she can't help but notice that the air crackles when they're around each other. Sanna Masterson is an ultra-independent, no-nonsense, executive whose attention to detail has helped her rise in the ranks quickly in the business world. When she gets a call asking if she could take custody of her three-year-old niece for three months, she is clueless about where to start! Dr. Caleb Cho is best friends with Sanna and has been in love with her forever. The problem?

In a future divided by a cure that could save —or control —humanity, one political campaign threatens to rewrite the fate of the world.. What if they could erase who you are —and call it a cure? In the near-future United States, backed by a powerful institution and a presidential candidate, Project Z offers a so-called cure —and the country is splitting at the seams.

E-Males is an intimate glimpse of what African American women really think and say when they think no one else is around. Ebony and Wanita connect on the Internet, and proceed to rant and rave about on and off-line romances, meddling mothers, single parenting, workplace drama, and brothers on the Down Low while simultaneously debating serious issues about race, class, and gender.

In this war between the cold and callous, the stake is a little higher than just money, power, and respect. Boston and Kamden were once a team and knew one another's weaknesses. As a result, the men waste no time destroying everything the other has built and any casualties along the way. Boston...

"A thought-provoking thriller filled with jaw-dropping twists that kept me racing through the pages." —Gigi Pandian, USA Today bestselling author of the Secret Staircase Mysteries A twisty thriller about a woman who vanishes from a luxury hotel, and the detective who believes the case is tied...

Mississippi, 1927. The groanings are coming. No town is perfect, but East Cobb comes close. It's a wealthy all-Black Free Town―untouched by white oppression―where ambitious Thea Elliot and her husband plan to make good on their big dreams. Little do they know that the idyllic town teems with...

Nina is a young mother fighting to provide for her daughter, Bre, while battling the fallout of her ex, Sean's, spiraling addiction. With bills piling up and few options, she turns to hustling, selling Sean's cars, and relying on the steady support of her brother, Dough. But Sean's relapses and...

Reina and Gianni were in a bad accident that left her in a coma. When she wakes up, he was right by her side. However, Reina continued being the petty person she was beforehand and drives him away. Trying to mend her friendship with Megan didn’t work either. Instead of moving forward and...

Two people trying to escape their pasts find each other. But one of them has danger lingering in the shadows. To escape the scandal surrounding her father’s murder conviction, Tracey Boyd moved away from her hometown with her young son. When her dad falls ill behind bars, his lawyer, Emmett Craig, reaches out to her. Tracey returns with some trepidation to South Carolina and finds herself being drawn more and more to Emmett's warmth and sincerity. Emmett is a struggling defense lawyer seeking redemption after he let a man get away with murder.

It’s the 1950s in Massachusetts when Beth Robbins’ world is shattered by her husband’s hit-and-run accident compounded by his mysterious disappearance. The police investigating the accident include Graham Jackson, the only Black officer on the force, and a man Beth feels strangely drawn to. As Beth navigates a complex web of secrets, racial tensions, and moral dilemmas, she must face the truth about her husband's actions while forging her own path forward, perhaps toward fulfilling her dream of becoming an artist.

After completing the previous season of her true crime podcast, barista Joss Miller might be finished with The Cold Justice Podcast forever. When Joss receives a cryptic DM about a renowned choir director found dead on Christmas Eve after a performance, this is a cold case she can’t dismiss. With the clock ticking towards another Christmas, Joss along with her boyfriend, Detective Andy Baez and some fellow amateur sleuths race to unmask the killer and bring justice to the victim's family.

A sweeping family saga about inheritance and the enduring legacy of Southern Black cowboy culture, from the acclaimed author of Redwood Court, a Reese’s Book Club Pick “Epic . . . a family saga in the finest tradition.”—Charmaine Wilkerson, New York Times bestselling author of Good Dirt...

This book brings together a wealth of readings on the metaphor of the "New Negro," charting how generations of thinkers debated its meaning and seized on its potency to stake out an astonishingly broad and sometimes contradictory range of ideological positions. It features dozens of newly...

Teonny's life changed the night her abusive husband and four–year–old daughter died in a home invasion gone wrong. Five years have passed, and she vowed to never love another human being again. Prosper isn't trying to hear any of that though. The moment he saw Teonny was the moment he knew...

A Practice Wife is defined as a woman who a man dates right before he settles down with someone else, and Misha London has had three exes, who, within months of breaking up with her, got married. Misha, the only daughter of religious parents, cleaned up Carson Rivers for two years, improving him...