B- ReviewsAfrican American / Contemporary / enemies to lovers / Harlequin / road-romance / self discovery / Widowed Heroine4 Comments
Tricky curves ahead After three years of grieving, it’s finally time for widow McKenna Wellington to take that long-awaited road trip…though her adventure isn’t meant to include Parker Fordum. The stodgy, set-in-his-ways economics professor is the last person McKenna wants to accompany her across 2,400 miles of defunct highway. But ... more >
Publishing NewsAfrican American / Green Book / Harper Lee / Jon Stewart / paperbacks / Penguin Classics / travel guides8 Comments
PENGUIN BOOKS AT 80 – Do you remember those wonderful Penguin Classics paperbacks? It would be many years later before I realized that Penguin published other things. In fact, early Penguins were all about affordable quality and broad access, selling in the UK at a mere sixpence in 1935. Eighty ... more >
B- ReviewsAfrican American / American historical / doctor hero / Historical / turn of the 20th century5 Comments
An unexpected love in a small, Southern town. Migrations of the Heart, Book 1 After fifteen months of hiding from the shame of bearing an illegitimate child, two words drive Ruby Bledsoe to face the good citizens of Winslow, Georgia. Never again. She vows to speak out against injustice. For ... more >
A Review Category / B Reviews Category / C Reviews Category19th century / 20th century / African American / American historical / Anthology / civil rights / historical romance / interracial-romance / slavery2 Comments
Dear Readers, I picked up this anthology because its concept sounded interesting and fresh – it celebrates Juneteenth. The four novellas in the anthology each contain a romance set in the United States at different eras ranging between 1866 and 1961, and each novella grapples with civil rights issues as ... more >
A Review Category / B Reviews / C Reviews Category19th century / 20th century / African American / American historical / civil rights / Historical / interracial marriage / novella / Reconstruction / slavery10 Comments
The Brightest Day: A Juneteenth Historical Romance Anthology, with a foreword by the inimitable Beverly Jenkins, brings you four novellas highlighting love, light, and hope set over a period of history that’s often left in the shadows. Ladies, I had been eyeing this upcoming anthology for months but still almost ... more >
B- ReviewsAfrican American / cinderella / Contemporary / Paranormal lite / single mother4 Comments
Single mother Malika “Pumpkin” Tavares lost faith in fairytales after she fell for a toad. Now she believes she’s not cut from the storybook, heroine cloth and searches for Mr. Good Enough amongst the sidekicks and supporting men of the town. Love at first sight isn’t a cliche for town ... more >
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