Blake August is a hard-working girl. She has the most important job in her life: a waitress for her family restaurant. She's a complete nerd, but man, can she work her way around a football! Blake is about to add another job to her list: being the best coach this football team has ever had! But it didn't start that way.

Eboni Ames grew up in The Quarters-a tiny, but historic, Black settlement just outside Whitman, Arizona. Her classmate, Ahn Ji-Yeong, grew up in the only Asian family in Whitman and harbored a secret crush on Eboni. Eventually, they both left their hometown to follow their dreams. Eboni's vision of a being a celebrity chef faded in California, where the foodie scene was flooded with thousands of other wannabes, and her family soul food recipes weren't enough to catch the eye of foodies seeking flashier fare. Meanwhile, AJ became a K-pop and K-drama megastar, sitting at the top of the Billboard charts and the Netflix top ten. When Eboni is forced to return home and take a day job while trying to get her soul food catering business off the ground, she finds that AJ has come home too. The bright spotlights of the K-pop industry cast a very dark shadow, and AJ needs a break. Still carrying a torch for his childhood love, AJ offers his Korean fried chicken recipe to help draw attention to Eboni's business. As their lives become more and more intertwined, the heat turns up outside of the kitchen as well. But when their pasts come back to haunt them, Eboni and AJ will have to make tough choices about what they are and want to be to each other. Season 1 of My Seoul Man WARNING: This story contains depictions of racism and mental health crises and references to suicide that may not be suitable for some readers. *** Weekly updates on Mondays. Wait & read for free, or unlock with coins-the choice is yours!

Azaria's mother was convinced that life in the New World would be better. Azaria isn't so sure. Once moving to the colonies, her father sets up his shoe store and her mother gets too friendly with the men in town while Azaria (AKA: Alice) suffers in silence, keeping her mother's secret away from her father. But after a few years, while Alice's mother couldn't love the colonies more, Alice becomes a target from the colonies biggest threat.... The natives. This is a romance between a Native American and a pale-face. NOTICE: Chapter 34 is Rated R for sexual content; the chapters past, is Rated PG-13, but has strong language and violence

This is a story of love between two minorities who struggle with loss, oppression, hate, and prejudice that they live through during the ruthless period of 1830s North America. As a American Indian man and biracial woman, together this couple must face several hardships and tragedies, one including the Trail of Tears, that both strengthen their relationship and weaken it. Both transition into a new world that is far different then what they were accustomed to. Happiness and hope is all they must hold onto in order to overcome. Although this story is primarily fictional, much of the history I researched had been retrieved from true sources including from Native American's I actually know. This story describes the unpleasant life in which Native American's and Black people had to face during 1830s U.S.A. Please know that my intent is not to offend or upset those of either culture but reveal the hardships that Native Indians, specifically the Creeks, and Blacks had to endure. Americans tend to forget the pain that was inflicted on so many people both Native Indian and Black. I would love some feedback from actual Native American readers. It will help me when editing then novel. Mature Content: Sex, violence, murder, profanity. Enjoy.

Genevieve Dutton, the youngest among the Dutton children, broke her father's heart when she courageously set off for school and, incredibly, never returned. Yet now, with news of Lee's passing echoing through the corridors of life, the time has finally come. It is time for Genevieve to step back into the embrace of her family, for the tender threads that bind them together cannot be ignored any longer. (Mature language, violence, sexual situations, and drug mentioning and use.)

North Carolina 1851 Deep in the mountains of North Carolina lives a branch of the Cherokee nation that no white man had been able to remove. They could come and go like the wind. They were rumored to be ghosts and called the 'Ghost Tribe' by those that knew of them. They were feared by all who lived in those mountainous lands except for one. Deniah Williams is the one person who does not fear them. And her reason? Gray Skies. He saved her life as children and has been her friend since that day. She knows there is something unique about her friend and his people and yet she asks no questions. She has trust in him and for her that's enough. But when Deniah's father learns of her friendship with a monstrous savage of the ghost tribe he is determined to protect her. And he knows just how to do so. He must find her a suitable husband and move his daughter to the northeast and away from the danger he is sure she faces. But things do not go as planned. When Gray Skies learns of the danger that Deniah faces he knows he must save her. Going against the wishes of his tribe, Gray Skies leaves to rescue the woman who has his heart. A fiery passion ignites between them and a love stronger than any love before ties their souls together. But hatred and revenge threaten to tear them apart. Join Gray Skies and Deniah as they fight for their love, for each other and for peace among their people.