Author Keshia Dawn has penned a wonderful Christian fiction novel that assures us that God will meet us where we live in His Grace, His Mercy.

Even as a young teenager, Dupree “Numbers” Wallace had a keen mind for math. Whether he was getting good grades on his math tests or adding up the change he earned making grocery runs for his mom and neighbors, Numbers came out ahead more times than not.

This is an exceptional devotional that is a source of empowerment and enlightenment which the reader can continue to draw from for many years to come.”—Allison Neckles

In the tradition of Jamaica Kincaid’s Annie John and Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye, here is a portrait of a young girl— and society’s ideas of race, class, and beauty. It is the winner of the Bellwether Prize for best fiction manuscript addressing issues of social justice.

When tragedy strikes one of the young couples, past hurts resurface that need to be resolved, and Gracie’s desire to help the other couple threatens her own marriage. Only relationships based on unconditional love and faith will give them the strength to believe in God’s will.

All her life, Zenovia has struggled with the burden of caring for her schizophrenic mother, Audrey, alone. Until one day, God seems to offer support in the form of two members of a church called the Brethren of the Sacrifice, who knock at the women’s door preaching an unconventional version of the Gospel.

At 14, Lanier was the youngest of the Little Rock Nine, who integrated Little Rock Central High School in 1951; she went on to become the first African –American young woman to receive a diploma from the school. Her memoir provides a firsthand account of a seismic shift in American history.

Joseph has written a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat and turning each page.

Game Recognize Game is a dynamic story highlighting the games and deceptions men and women use on one another when they begin dating. The story is presented in a dynamic first-person dialogue that makes it seem more like a movie than a novel!

Mina Mooney has a new worst enemy — her best friend…Summer is just around the corner, but things are already too hot to handle in Del Rio Bay.