Breaking the Bloodline by Keela Rucker Erica Jenkins has lived away from the silence that shaped her. When she returns to Atlanta to face the truth buried beneath generations of family secrets, she uncovers more than she bargained for-a bloodline haunted by trauma, shame, and spiritual battles left unspoken. But silence doesn't protect-it poisons. As letters from her late mother and unexpected revelations come to light, Erica must decide whether to continue the legacy of hiding pain or become the one to break the cycle finally. Set against the backdrop of faith, family, and generational healing, Breaking the Bloodline is a gripping drama about confronting the past, reclaiming your identity, and discovering that healing doesn't just set you free-it sets your bloodline free.

Nia James is twenty-one and still figuring life out. No parties, no first kiss, no big moments - just quiet days at her HBCU, trying not to feel behind. Then she keeps crossing paths with Malik, a star basketball player who seems to have it all together. He's confident, experienced... and for some reason, keeps noticing her. In a world that moves fast, Nia's learning to take her time - with life, with love, and with herself.

While he was gone, she found herself. Essence didn't believe in soft things. Love had always been loud, painful, and temporary. So when Zion - calm, patient, and everything she wasn't used to - showed up in uniform with a quiet kind of peace, she pushed him away. Then he left for deployment. Now, surrounded by base gossip, silence, and everything she never said out loud, Essence is forced to face the one thing that scares her more than falling in love: being loved right. And Zion? He's not sure who he'll be when he comes home - but he knows exactly who he's coming back for. A slow-burn military love story about distance, healing, and the kind of love that waits - even when everything says to let go.