Charity is sold to a new family in the late 18th century Virginia. She fears her new family won't be as merciful as her last. Being unique for her time, Charity is an educated and socialized slave. That causes her to gain the affection of her master, Thomas Phillips. To Charity's shock, she reciprocates the same feelings. Warning: This book has instances of sexual relations between a slave and a master. It can be seen as highly disturbing to some. It was not written with bad intent. This book also has heavy sexual content.

It's the Mid-1950s, and segregation in schools has officially come to a halt. Elmer Worthington is a handsome playboy of the town. When he makes a bet that he can seduce a black girl, he figures it'll be no challenge at all for him. But when he gets feelings for Francine Riperton, the new black girl in school, things seem to become more complicated. Will he be able to keep things cool, or will he be the one losing his heart? Warning: Sexual themes, racial themes, violence, alcohol ***I have several chapters pre-written and I'll be releasing them gradually. This is how I wrote most of my first book and I think it resulted in higher quality chapters.

Nori Michaels has heard horror stories about the south from every family member possible. They were even more appalled when they were informed that Nori managed to get a very well paying job in Texas for a very influential white family. They saw it as a death sentence. Nori saw it as an opportunity. She was too ambitious for her own good. Nori thought she could handle anything thrown at her until the house owners brute of a son comes to stay for while. Oh Nori was not prepared for him...