New Releases by Black Authors
Cinco De Mayo is nacho average holiday. Monte McGhee used to be the definition of a heartbreaker, but determined not to repeat his father’s mistakes he became a changed man. However, now six years and four failed relationships later he feels jaded and wonders if the streets are j...
Laikyn Morrows is excited to spend her birthday on a cruise ship, in the Bahamas, with her fiancé. Her plans are quickly derailed when she finds herself face-to-face with the man who broke her heart three years ago. Kyon Shoulders’ plans were to enjoy a free trip, sign a sweet de...
GOLD BADEAUX is back, and her journey navigating life and love picks up where it left off. In the aftermath of a whirlwind romance that abruptly crashed, Gold finds herself in the grips of heartbreak, all while charting new territory. She’s struggling, but along the way she’s lea...
Riot St. James is no longer the girl that she was when she came home from jail. She’s different. She’s evolved. A lot would even say that she matured in many ways. One thing that didn’t change though is her loyalty. She’s always shown that she was willing to do whatever it took t...
A cowboy romance enthusiast discovers that everything’s bigger in Texas—even love—in this swoony novel from beloved author Alexa Martin. Fueled by a love of romance novels, Luna Starr was destined for a life with her head in the clouds. Her delusional tendencies serve her well…or...
Who has time for crazy ex-girlfriends and witches from new worlds when you’re trying to build an empire? Shontae Carter has built her fitness sanctuary from the ground up, armed with protein bars, sass, and zero tolerance for diet culture nonsense. She’s not just helping women li...
Some promises are forbidden. Some are forgotten. But the greatest ones refuse to die. As a boy in a small village, Umendiego vowed to become a doctor and return to make Chiagozie his wife. But dreams are fragile, so he is forced to grow into a man feared and hated by many, a king...
She thought love was not in the cards for her. Noemi Fay Harlow spent years just trying to get through life, taking it day by day, focusing on what was most important: getting through school. Love was for people who had time. Time she did not have to waste on something as fickle...
