New Releases by Black Authors

Jalissa Dummond has only three rules: no strings, no promises, and no catching feelings. It was supposed to be so simple. Just two women blowing off steam in the shadows of families that never stop watching. In a world where loyalty is currency and betrayal is tradition, love is...

"Warm, smart, hilarious, delicious, riveting."—Curtis Sittenfeld, New York Times bestselling author of Romantic Comedy “Powerful… There are multiple messes in Leave Your Mess At Home ; I loved reading about every one of them.”—Rachel Khong, New York Times bestselling author of Re...

A floundering twenty-something who’s sworn off romance finds herself roped into her meddling sister’s matchmaking business in this sparkling debut romcom that asks: Can we protect ourselves while falling in love? “A sharp, funny, feel-good love story about bad dates, big feelings...

"Nothing is hotter and more fun than Danielle Allen’s writing."-- Ali Hazelwood Because life’s too short, and mean girls ain’t sh… Jazmyn Payne fled her hometown—and the fatphobes who made her life hell– the minute she graduated high school. Growing up, her haven was her Aunt Add...

From the buzzy, viral sensation Only for the Week, comes the next book in Natasha Bishop’s The Forever Falling series, featuring an intimate bucket list road trip, sexy banter, and a sweet and spicy second chance romance. If you’re reading this, I’m dead. Dani Jenkins is a boss....

Hazel Jade moved to HighVille for a fresh start. Leaving an abuse and loveless marriage behind, she moves into High Grove for a peace and security. After doing a 6 year bid, Haze Hassan left the streets behind and became the owner of High Grove condominiums. All he wanted was pea...

P.S. Come Healed picks up where P.S. F*ck You left off. London isn't sure whether she wants to forgive Isaac's infidelity or move on, and she's in no rush to make a decision. While he's the most miserable he's ever been, London is at peace and shockingly content. If that's any in...

"RIP, LOL is a searingly honest examination of grief, and all the ways it detonates our plans. Complete with a cast of twenty-something Brooklynites you want to be your besties, a peek into Gen Z’s Bushwick, and some particularly fire bodega sandwiches — Khaya Fraites holds a mag...