Is a forbidden love really worth it?Jackson Sawyer has witnessed cruelty and hatred towards slaves in his life during the 1800s. He has vowed to become a better person and accept all persons of color, and secretly befriend the new slave his father just bought, Clementine. A beautiful girl who caught his eye and his heart, will change and challenge Jackson's point of view from a young boy to a young adult. What will become of this friendship? What will the world think of their taboo relationship when it becomes more than master and slave? Find out in "Fade To Black"!

In the 1940's, an interracial couple was murdered by rasicts and supremacists. Now the 21st century, the couple is given a second chance to relive a very different life with the same memories.Only problem is that they don't remember eachother. Will they find eachother and remember or will their fears of being murdered again keep them apart.

Life hadn't been kind to these very different souls one led a life of solitude and loneliness and the other lead a life of sorrow and bloodshed. They both new lost and they both new pain but what they didn't know was each other and when Lucas finds himself in deep trouble with law hot on his tail he takes refuge in the home of a lonely colored girl. When Navajo buried her parents she came to term with the fact she was alone and would stay that way, but when the handsome yet dangerous stranger breaks into her house she doesn't see a happy ending to her sad life. Now both these strangers are thrown together under one roof with only time on there hands. Can Navajo get past her fears and survive her stay with Luke or will his past coming get to them both.

To all readers old and new, this story will be soon taken down and re-written. Thanks for all the support. As soon as it is re-written, I will be sure to repost the chapters. Follow me for more information. Abigail Jenkins is a young African woman from Missouri in the early 1890's. She's caught wind of the Oklahoma Land Rush and now she's set her mind on getting a chunk of land for herself. She's tired of the high minded white people from her old town and she wants to take charge of her own life. She is well aware of all the risks she may face by going alone into unknown territory, but she's willing to take that chance to have a new start on life. Derek Greyson, on the other hand, is a man simply wanting a change in scenery. After his parents died, he'd been taking care of his little sister. But now that she's married, he's turned his attention away from his home in Texas, and to the Land Rush in Oklahoma. He finds himself in the dust ridden land with thousands of others, greedy for a piece of the land. What he didn't expect, however, was to meet a lively little African woman with a sharp tongue, deep chocolate eyes and a mountain load of prejudices against white men due to the murder of her little sister. What will he do when he finds himself falling for her, along with all of her emotional demons? And for Abigail, what will she do when the stranger with icy blue eyes and a charming smile decides to break all social norms just to be with her?