I’m fine with this!

Sunday at Black Romance Book Fest!

I’ll be at the Content Creator Meet & Greet at 2pm as well!!

Day 7. Donna Hill is a WRITER, her books will grab you and hold tight until you reach the end. This book was nothing Ike what I expected but it’s been one of my favorites!!! Also, if I was Leone I woulda had my cake and ate it too 😉😉😉 #28DaysofBR

Thank you, I know that whole step with as many times I’ve watched that episode

Day 6. Gwynne Forster knew how to craft love stories that felt real, emotional, and always unforgettable. Her Black Romance stories remind us that love is always worth the risk. Rufus and Naomi drove me crazy; but of all the couples we got from this legend they at the top of my list. #28DaysofBR

That Authors Note and Prologue had me crying…just so you know

Oooooo I can’t wait to see the set!!!

Day 5. I’d never heard of Van Whitfield until I was doing research for more Black Male Authors writing Black Romance in the 90’s. He published 3 books and from what I found people liked his books because they brought humor and authenticity. Looking forward to reading this one!

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Day 4. Sandra Kitt, the FIRST Black Author to write for Harlequin. A trailblazer. These three books are so special to me, I cried when I lost them and then cried again when I was able to find replacement copies. #28DaysofBR

Day 3. Francis Ray knew how to deliver a Black Romance story and Forever Yours is no exception! Listen Kane Taggart was a MAN and he LOVED Victoria, like you could feel it. This was EVERYTHING I love about an arranged marriage story. #28DaysofBR

Cult thriller? 👀👀👀

Rochelle Alers. Another pioneer who really helped to shape the genre we love so much. The characters she writes have so much depth and Nicole and Zach are proof of that. I want to say this was my first single parent read and it’s probably why it’s one of my favorite tropes to this day.

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I’ve heard really good things about Down South Bayou!!!

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