Where an additional Hale lives another day. With family secrets unraveling one by one, Imani Hale is going to face the toughest decisions. started 10/16/21 ongoing

Moving to a town called Whitesville, Georgia in the middle of her senior year was not how Gwen Watson imagined her final year in high school to go. Spending the last half of her senior year as the only black girl in her school was even farther than what she expected. Even when Jake comes in, not caring at all what race she is, she still can't feel more uncomfortable... Even though to Jake, Gwen's skin color is just another shade of grey.

Meet Vanessa Jackson, a 19 year old sarcastic, brave, out going smart-ass she-wolf that shifted couple weeks back looking for her mate. She expected sweet and someone to love her. But what happens when she gets mean, possessive, cold alpha for a mate? Damian Silver, A well known 24 year old alpha of the Silver shadows pack. Mean, stubborn, and cold guy. What happens when Vanessa start breaking down Damian's walls to his heart? 《Warning- Bad words & sexual scenes are in this. You've been warned.》 (*My first book so do expect some minor errors*)

Dylan Gold was only six years old when her mother died. Soon after, her father remarried a woman that despised her. At school, her step-siblings pretend not to know her. Her life is completely turned around when gorgeous, Welsh transfer student and alleged "bad boy" Callum Gage starts at Glendale High. Taken by her captivating beauty and timid nature, Callum is determined to know her. Together, Dylan and Callum face obstacles from all sides of their lives. Will their relationship be strong enough to weather the storms that come their way? Highest Rankings: #1 in Teens (6/21/20) #1 in Blackwoman (4/22/20) #1 in Newboy (4/11/20) #1 in Chicklit (12/20/20) #1 in Celebrateblackwriters (6/7/24) #2 in Interracial (12/8/21) & (7/14/23) #7 in Teenfiction (6/15/21) #7 in Relationship (4/9/20) #2 in Bwwm (10/16/22) Started ~ January 2020 Completed ~ October 2021

The story is about Malia and Liam. Malia is African (Sudanese) and Liam is White.

Cover beautifully made by: Night-Eye Nevaeh Johnson is what most would call different. Unlike most of the girls you'll meet she has vitiligo. She has been bullied all of her life because of her skin condition. The constant bullying has caused her to switch schools three times already. Every school she goes to is even worst than the last. The fourth school her parents signed her up for is called High school High. She didn't expect anything to be different at this school. She expected the bullying. She expected the whispering. But, what she didn't expect was to get in the way of bad boy Silas Wesley. After that day Nevaeh wasn't the same girl that has been bullied all her life.

Noelle Cartwright did everything by the book. Some call her 'stuck-up.' But, she never cared. She's a high-school senior with a lot on her plate and no room for romance. All she wants to do graduate high-school and finally start her life. That is, until Carson Holt, captain of the football team, Carson Holt flashes her a dazzling smile and begs for her help in Biology. Carson Holt is the stereotypical slutty footballer whose main concern is getting his grades up and getting off the bench. He needs help in Bio but he didn't think he'd get mixed up with a sweet, quiet girl. Who would have thought he'd actually care for her.

per·so·na /ˌpərˈsōnə/ noun the aspect of someone's character that is presented to or perceived by others. Afia needs a ticket to California and Benjamin needs a fake girlfriend. Will they be able to pull it off or will the life of the popular and rich make her lose her mind and her heart.

When James met Emilienne, he was 17 and ignorant. Emilienne was fierce and full of fight for her rights to be treated just as equally as James was. James, now in his late 60's, tells the story of their love, their struggles and trials and tribulations as an interracial couple navigating a radically liberal lifestyle during the second half of the 20th century. There are many moments in this book that calls out white privilege, if that triggers you, then read something else that cradles your white fragility.