Good African American Fiction Part 26
Explore the best in African American fiction with Good African American Fiction Part 26. Discover compelling stories, acclaimed authors, and must-read novels that celebrate Black culture and voices.
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Glory
by Deborah S. Jones
Young Glory Strair found herself in an impossible situation...pretending to be someone she wasn t for one night. She learned quickly that dressing the part and actually fulfilling the role were two different things and she finds herself faced with a choice; stay and run the risk of losing control, or leave with the stranger who looked at her with disgust in his eyes. Determined to escape, she makes her decision... For Hayden that night was supposed to be unlike any other. He had planned it for so long and when it finally came, it wasn t what he expected. Then the scantily clad woman practically forced herself into his car, and like it was supposed to be originally... that night turned into one like no other. Their destinies were changed by one night, one choice, one touch ........
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Thug Lovin'
by Wahida Clark
"Tasha and Trae, the hood's favorite couple, are still together and have moved far away from the drama in New York for the sunny skies in Los Angeles...or so they think"--Provided by publisher.
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The Ultimate No No
by Tamika Newhouse
"Nitrah is a teacher drawn between her friends and Troyon, when her friends ask her to do the unthinkable -- getting revenge on a man through his heart. Things go as planned until Troyon and Nitrah find themselves infatuated with each other. What happens to this relationship that was doomed from the beginning when the lies, sex, and deceit surface? On the other hand there's Dahlia, Nitrah's best friend and the mastermind behind the plan to break Troyon's heart. Her secrets will come back to haunt her as her world comes crashing down. She thinks this is the perfect plan to hurt the man who broke her heart, but then again she could be right. Find out what happens when the person Dahlia keeps close eyes on turns out to be her worst enemy." --Publisher's description.
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Feelin' the Vibe
by Candice Dow
A decade ago, Clark Winston nearly had a nervous breakdown after the man of her dreams, Devin Patterson, left her to marry another woman. Soon after, her best friend, the mother of her niece, died, leaving Clark sole custodian of the 10-year-old. Knowing she had to pull herself together, she sought help at a mental health clinic run by an old college friend, Dr. Kenneth Winston. The attraction was instant, and they proved to be a perfect match. Now 10 years later, the past is behind her and she has a perfect career and family at hand. But then, in the blink of an eye, Devin reappears and a tumultuous affair ensues. Clark will now have to make the most important decision of her life-choose the man who broke her heart or the one who fixed it.
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Keeping Secrets and Telling Lies
by Platinum Books
What would you do if the secret you were keeping could set you free, yet ultimately devastate the ones you love?...Victoria and Ted are the ultimate power couple. She's a beautiful, business savvy sister who owns one of Atlanta's most sought after event planning companies. He's a powerful, blue-eyed CEO who knows how to take care of business in and out of the boardroom. But their seemingly happy life begins to unravel in the blink of an eye when long-held desires and decades old secrets come back to haunt them!
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Priceless
by Ann Clay
Keisha, a young single professional passionate about her community, finds herself caught up by standards she uses to define the ideal mate for someone of her stature. When she finds herself smitten by the likes of the handsome security guard, Wendell Russell, her crusade to resist him becomes a battle she ultimately loses when she learns that everything is not always what it seems--page 4 of cover.
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Secrets, Sins and Shameful Lies
by DeiIra Smith-Collard
SUPERANNO DeiIra Smith Collards returns with the ladies of Synergy Wireless for another round of scandal, lust, and payback. Will these ladies get what they deserve or deserve what they get? Original.