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Just a story about an awkward, embarrassing situation between Blue Ivy's mother, Beyoncé, and her principal, Ms. Kamala Harris. Will it turn into a love story between Beyoncé and Kamala though? Read to find out. 😁

When protection becomes personal, everything changes. Skyler Lindsay Sanchez-codename Skye-isn't just any Secret Service agent. At 26, she's already built a reputation for being relentless, razor-sharp, and emotionally untouchable. With raven-black hair, sand-toned skin, and piercing blue eyes, she's a mystery no one's been able to solve. Her world is duty, silence, and control. She doesn't let anyone in-and she plans to keep it that way. Assigned as former President Barack Obama's personal agent, Skye has become like family to the Obamas. But when a sudden reassignment sends her back to D.C., her entire life changes. She's now the head of Vice President Kamala Harris's detail-a woman just as commanding, brilliant, and complicated as the secrets Skye guards. Kamala doesn't know what to make of her new agent. Cold. Brilliant. Mysterious. But there's more behind those eyes than just professionalism. And Skye? She's trained to handle any threat-except the one that comes from feelings she was never supposed to have. Caught between her duty and something she swore she'd never let herself feel, Skye finds herself in dangerous, uncharted territory. Because the real security breach? Might be her own heart.

On Election night, Kamala Harris notices a girl standing alone in the cold, her eyes full of sadness. Without a second thought, Kamala offers her coat, a small gesture that sparks a fleeting connection. The girl never shares her name, and for a moment, they part ways-two strangers bound by a single, quiet moment. Months later, Kamala finds herself at the finale of Dancing With the Stars, unaware that the world-famous dancer making her comeback is the same girl from that night. Seven years away from the spotlight, carrying a past of loss and sacrifice, Mira Navarro steps onto the stage wearing the same coat Kamala once gave her. In a swirl of lights, music, and unspoken longing, past and present collide, forcing two hearts to confront a connection that neither expected but both have always felt. The Girl in My Coat is a story of chance encounters, second chances, and the courage it takes to let someone in-when everything else is at stake.

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Professor Harris Book 2

Vice president Kamala has spent a lifetime sacrificing personal desire for public duty. The nation always came first. And by her side, through every storm and victory, was Olivia Klein-her most trusted confidante, the woman who knew her better than anyone. For years, they played their parts flawlessly: Kamala, the untouchable leader. Olivia, the anchor in her storm. But beneath the surface simmered a tension that no campaign could bury. Now, with the weight of the presidency lifted and no future obligations to hold her back, Kamala faces the cost of losing power-and the unexpected freedom that comes with it. When everything she fought for crumbles, Kamala must decide if she's finally brave enough to fight for the one thing she's always denied herself: Olivia. The Cost of Losing is an achingly intimate, slow-burn romance about power, vulnerability, and the love that rises from the ashes of ambition.

Betrayal made her dangerous. Love made her lethal. Khari never meant to fall for the city's most feared kingpin. And she definitely never meant to betray him. But when loyalty turns lethal and secrets begin to burn, Khari makes a choice that changes everything. Enter Kamala Harris: California's District Attorney, a woman with ambition sharp enough to draw blood-and a weakness for complicated women. When fate throws them together, what starts as a collision of power and desire becomes something far more dangerous. As lies unravel, bodies drop, and desire blurs the line between right and wrong, Khari and Kamala must decide what they're willing to risk-for justice, for survival, and for each other. *Remember loves this is FICTION*