I gave up the fads and the fashions. I started to see that beauty comes from having your own unique style instead of from some designer’s name etched into your clothes. I no longer spend the type of money on clothes like I did several years ago.
Show and Tell by Nelson George is an erotic and sensual storyline about dating in the new Millennium. Millie and Dean are a typical African-American buppy couple…at least on the surface. Both of them enjoy getting sum sumthin and some serious freaking, unfortunately its not necessarily with each other.
In Blowback, author Eric James Fullilove introduces an exciting, new black character who is part Richard Kimball, part Jack Ryan, part Shaft — and all hero.
A deeply moving debut novel set amid the perilous world of Nigerian email scams, I Do Not Come to You by Chance tells the story of one young man and the family who loves him.
Delores Bostic grew up in Long Island in the Queens bridge Projects. She joined the Air Force as a means of pursuing higher education and hopefully doing some traveling. She loves organic gardening, the theater, doing volunteer work with senior citizens, reading and writing. She works as a medical technologist at NIH in Bethesda, MD.
Undra E. Biggs first novel immerses us into the daily lives of two young lovers struggling with adult issues, while trying to rise above their current situations.
Four stories from four talented authors about some very talented men with some special moves and the women they fall in love with.
Veronica, who has always reached every goal she has set out to achieve, views the wedding to her friend as a snag in her overall plan. Unable to deny herself the baby she wants, they marry. Everything seems to be flowing by design until one event after another begins to shake the foundation of all of her hopes and dreams.
What do five, mischievous kids in a small country town do when their parents leave and fail to return? They don’t sit around and cry. They have the time of their lives, and if that just happens to include a few run-ins with the police, then that’s all the more fun.
Brown rose from a middle-class home to earn a scholarship to Harvard and a chance at a professional sports career before moving on to broadcast journalism. Part memoir and part self-help, this book draws on James’s lessons from his faith and life experiences to guide readers to find fulfillment and significance.
