The Realest Kind of Love 2 by Tysha Jordyn (Novel Chick Publications) (8 Reviews)    Price verified 13 hours ago

Jru has been given a major wake-up call to get her life together. After being hit with one obstacle after another, she quickly realizes her picture-perfect life is no more. Just when she thinks she's on the comeback, she's hit with a devastating loss and family secrets that threaten to take her under. Will she allow Dax to be her rock, or will she lose him before it's too late to right her wrongs? Struggling to stay afloat in his own chaotic storm, Dax has no idea what lay ahead for him. About the only thing he's sure of is his feelings for Jru, but will the past tear them apart for good?

Genre: Black & African American

A Vision I Had by Golden Infamous Da Angel (TELL OUR VISION PUBLISHING) (1 Review)    Price verified 11 hours ago

It's a small world. Hailing from a predominantly white neighborhood in Cocoa Beach, Florida where she grows to question her black identity, Cecelia Dawes, known as CeCe- learns this lesson the hard way as she gets swirled into a circle of sex, drugs, and violence with the end result forever changing her world. CeCe never expects to become a drug dealer's girlfriend, but that changes when she meets Vision, a full-time hustler, and part-time rapper. When CeCe and Vision are on the brink of falling in love, their relationship is interrupted by the re-emergence of CeCe's former lover, Terrell. Unfamiliar with the streets of Baltimore, CeCe is soon caught up in a dangerous street battle between Baltimore's Westside and Eastside, as Vision and Terrell go to war against each other. CeCe realizes that life is much more brutal than she imagined and that finding happiness requires her to have strength, faith, and hope despite the despair that she falls into.

Genre: Black & African American

Babies For My Zombie Kings: A Reverse Harem Romance (Zombies Rule The World Book 2) by LeeSha McCoy (444 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

I belong to five dead brothers, and they belong to me. The six of us are connected now, in ways you couldn't imagine. They're not just constantly inside my head with their thoughts and feelings, they're inside me. And although I'm kinda dead like them, I've never felt more alive. I must be crazy, insane even, but I've fallen hard for my five zombie kings. I'm in love with Thorn, Blade, Dagger, Axe, and Pin, and I'm going to have their babies. Lots of them. Being like them has changed my life, but I know my work as a scientist isn't done. Far from. There are many things we need to figure out before the first of our young makes their arrival... The world isn't ready for us, so I know things won't be easy. But soon, I don't think anyone will have a choice. Especially after a few people wake up changed from my bites. One of them being my ex-best friend. This book features five gorgeous men who fiercely love one woman. 18+ Not intended for readers who do not enjoy sex.

Genre: Black & African American

Pretty Hurts by Alecia J (267 Reviews)    Price verified 7 hours ago

"Keeping secrets from someone is no different than ling to them; it's still dishonest." In Pretty's Strong's view, she is far from the average 'pretty' girl. Despite facing challenges that come with living with a rare disease affecting one side of her face, like most, she yearns for pure love and happiness, but often wonders if such things exist outside of fairytales, one's dreams, or fictional stories... well, that is until she meets Dr. Sylas Blairwood. Pretty sees Sylas as the epitome of perfection - charming, kind, understanding, and handsome beyond compare. However, she can't help but wonder what makes him 'perfectly imperfect,' as everyone has their flaws. Just when Pretty thinks she has found the love and happiness she has been searching for her whole life, secrets are unveiled, and her world is turned upside down. She is taken back to the dark place in her life, a place she thought she had left behind forever. But will she emerge from this ordeal stronger or weaker? Grab some tissues and dive into this emotionally charged novel filled with sorrow and hope to find the answers.

Genre: Black & African American

Red Leopard and The Great Rift by Edward Thornton (Street Genius Publishing) (5 Reviews)    Price verified 9 hours ago

In the year 2272, a Technologically Advanced African civilization flourishes as the Western world succumbs to global warming, political upheaval, and the looming threat of a Rift Valley Fever pandemic. In East Africa, seismic turmoil grips the land as a major earthquake, caused by the splitting of the Great Rift, incites chaos and escalating tensions. The region plunges into turmoil, with an increasing number of people falling victim to suffering, leading to a surge in crime and violence that casts a pall of fear and darkness over the area. However, from within this shadowy abyss emerges a nocturnal enigma -- the Red Leopard. Despite being a creature of the night, the Red Leopard becomes the beacon of hope that the town desperately craves. He embarks on a mission to rectify injustices and restore order, steadfastly committed to cleansing the pervasive chaos and uncertainty plaguing the region. Amid the looming threat of the Rift Valley Fever pandemic and the breakdown of societal norms, the Red Leopard becomes a symbol of unwavering courage. He ventures into the heart of the turmoil, confronting criminal elements and offering solace to the terrified populace. In a world on the brink of collapse, the Red Leopard's bravery and determination inspire the embattled community. His tireless efforts to uphold justice and bring about positive change amidst the chaos solidify his status as a legendary protector, battling against the encroaching forces of darkness and despair. As fear grips the hearts of the people, the Red Leopard's presence serves as a beacon of hope -- a guardian devoted to restoring peace and optimism in a world teetering on the edge. Amidst the turmoil, the Red Leopard stands as a symbol of resilience, offering a chance for salvation and renewal amidst the encroaching shadows.

Genre: Black & African American

Hitta's Tea Maker by Edwina Fort (Griot's Garden Publications) (1,021 Review)    Price verified 9 hours ago

I screamed as I tried to run past him, but his big warm hand palmed my belly before he slammed me back against the wall. It wasn't hard enough to hurt, but it was hard enough to get my attention, not to mention the fact that he was crowding my space in a very threatening way. He was so strong, his hand still flat against my stomach was holding me against the wall while his other arm rested on the wall just above my head. He leaned in close, trapping me with his big stout body. Tears filled my eyes when his raged filled face got close to mine. I wanted to scream for help, but I was so terrified the only thing I could do was stand there shivering. "Where yo' f***ing brother?" He growled. And... Oh, my goodness! The force of his words had my knees knocking, if his hand was not there on my stomach holding me in place, I would have slid to the ground. "I -- I don't know," I cried. "Please don't hurt me!" "He's not here, boss," someone said behind us. "It's cool, go downstairs and wait for me." Although I couldn't see anything past Hitta's big body, I heard the other men as they filed out, leaving me alone with this... this... Force of nature! "Please don't hurt me... " I repeated through trembling lips as his gaze raked over my face. He moved back a few inches so that he could look down my body and I saw somethingchange in his eyes. I bit my lip wanting to cry out again when I realized I was standing there in nothing but my black thigh-high stockings, black panties, and my black halter sweater... his big warm palm was still pressed against my naked stomach. "Damn... " I heard him whisper as he took in my body. "What do you want?!" I yelled, not able to take it anymore. His heated gaze came back up to mine. "Yo' crackhead a** brotha stole money from me yesterday." I closed my eyes... No, Westly! No! Oh God! No! Out of all the people in the world to steal from. Please, God,... don't let this be true! When I opened my eyes again, he was biting his ...

Genre: Black & African American

KNUCKLEBONES: Book One by Dave Trumbore (13 Reviews)    Price verified 12 hours ago

Missing children. A prophet who speaks for the dead. And a powerful cabal who will do anything to keep their secrets buried. When a mysterious stranger with a forgotten past wanders into an unmapped Georgia town, he's suspected of being responsible for recent kidnappings. But while his ability to see a person's final memories before death by touching their bones will help to clear his name and bring closure to the victims' families, it also puts him square in the crosshairs of those who want to keep their crimes quiet. Will the rich and powerful be allowed to continue their exploitation unchecked, or will the so-called prophet shine a light on generations of secrets kept in the darkness? "Knucklebones" is a Southern fiction story set in Georgia that introduces a supernatural detective in his first thrilling, cold case-solving adventure. If you like Stephen King's "Dead Zone," John Grisham's "A Time to Kill," and the Southern-fried storytelling of Carl Hiaasen, you'll love the first installment in Dave Trumbore's "Knucklebones" series. Buy "Knucklebones" now to meet the next great supernatural detective as he solves cases ripped from the headlines!

Genre: Black & African American

Locked In With a Real One by Nika Michelle (63 Reviews)    Price verified 12 hours ago

Zaila is an extremely talented twenty-four-year-old who can sing and rap better than most of the artists who are out right now. She also longs for a love that's as deep as the lyrics she writes. Bred in the rugged streets of Atlanta, she is down to get it by any means necessary as she yearns for music to change her life. Zaire was born and raised in the gritty streets of Brooklyn, NY and relocated to Atlanta as a teen. At the age of twenty-six, he is a product of his environment. Tapping into a natural talent; he has the gift of engineering music. He wants to find the right one, the rhythm to his heartbeat. The problem is, it's hard for him to give up the street life and all the chaos that comes with it. When Zaila and Zaire meet it's like fate, so it doesn't take long for them to become swept up in a passionate, whirlwind romance. Committed to one another and getting to the bag, this devoted couple is willing to risk it all for love. If you're locked in, there's no switching up, right? Find out in part one of Locked in With a Real One...

Genre: Black & African American

This Love by Alexis Hudson (5 Reviews)    Price verified 11 hours ago

Maurice and Sharron Cannon have been married for thirty-five years and making sweet melodies together even longer. A spontaneous trip back to where their love and musical careers began proves to be more than they bargained for. Their world is turned inside out by a few twists of fate in this tale of love, heartache, and perseverance.

Genre: Black & African American

Passport Bros and Green Card H*es by Nika Michelle (26 Reviews)    Price verified 11 hours ago

Malakai Jackson, an extremely vocal advocate of the Passport Bros movement, is adamant about seeing the world. Newly divorced, he decides that he is done with African American women. On a quest to find a woman abroad, he ends up finding himself lost in a whirlwind of chaos. Chance Monroe is the exact opposite of his best friend, Malakai, but somehow allows himself to be sucked into his never-ending drama. Dealing with a very jealous, vindictive ex, he starts to listen to Malakai's warped point of view. Different as night and day, these young, successful black men find themselves engulfed in circumstances that neither of them could've ever imagined. The old saying play with fire and you get burned is proven true in this explosive urban tale of greed, love, lust, and deadly consequences.

Genre: Black & African American