"I'm right here, baby. I ain't lettin' you go alone. Not tonight, not ever." 𝟐𝟗.𝟎𝟖.𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓-𝟎𝟏.𝟎𝟗.𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓

When Ayana, a modern young Black woman, is pulled through time and awakens in the world of the Great Plains, she finds herself in the heart of a people whose way of life is unlike anything she has ever known. There she meets Takoda, a stern and commanding tribal chief whose strength and silence hides a heart that beats only for her. From the moment he lays eyes on her, he knows the spirits have sent her. To him, she is not a stranger-she is the woman destined to be his bride. But Ayana is caught between two worlds: her modern independence and the sacred traditions of a people who measure love not in words, but in gestures, rituals, and honor. Courtship in his tribe is no simple matter-songs, gifts, and the intimate act of braiding and combing hair carry deeper meaning than she realizes. As Ayana learns to live among Takoda's people-cooking, weaving, joining in ceremonies, and facing dangers of the time-she must decide: will she fight against a love written in the stars, or surrender to the chief whose every touch binds her spirit to his? A romance of two souls, two worlds, and one destiny-rooted in Native tradition, spirit, and timeless love.

"𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐧 𝐬𝐨 𝐡𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐬𝐞𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐝𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐰𝐡𝐞𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐬𝐥𝐞𝐞𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠.."

"Touch me angel, you're the only one who can." Full description inside.(Slow Updates)

*complete and edited* Faith was used to people hurting her. With her aunt, Faith was always kept hostage in her miserable life living with her. Pain and suffering was all she knew, therefore she became cold, resentful and often unemotional. When her aunt died, she was placed in foster homes in which Faith constantly ran from. Faith had a toxic relationship with Hayden and that was all she knew. Love didn't exist to Faith anymore, it died with her parents when she was eight. Why should she trust anybody? All people do is hurt her..... The only ones Faith really trusted, was her best friends Toya and Tommy. Toya was the only one Faith always ran to, before being dragged back to her foster homes. Toya and Tommy are getting married and Faith is maid of honor and Tommy's best man is Novian Russell Santiago. Novian met Faith seven years ago, when Tommy first introduced them. It was a sudden attraction for Novian and an attraction Faith was scared of. It was new and different....she was so cold and distant to Novian, but he saw something in her eyes that said that there was more to Faith Mckinney than she put on. She needed love and he was the man to give it to her. But Novian hadn't seen her in the last two years, she avoided him like the plague. Now his best friend was getting married, Faith was gonna be there and there wasn't no running away. Follow these two as Novian shows Faith a sweet addictive love, a love only he can show her. Faith falls into the love this latin/carribean lover spoils her with. She slowly becomes addicted to Novian herself and doesn't want to lose him, but what happens when someone isn't so happy about this love? A love interest, that doesn't wanna let Faith go..... The love as always, is pure and real as with all my books. There is mature content, violence and scenarios of abuse. This story will have a lot Faith's memories which can be graphic and uncomfortable. So, as a warning: READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. This book is for 18+ audiences.

[September Editor's pick- 2021] After taking a nannying job, Grayson never expected to fall for Rosie, the lawyer who employed him. But she's not looking for love, and he's scared to love again. Can they let go of the goodbyes that have hurt them in the past in order to embrace a future together? **** Grayson had a good life. He was happily married, loved his job as a nurse and maintained great ties with his family. What he didn't expect is that three years later that life would be shattered, with nothing motivating him to wake up in the mornings. Unemployed and on the brink of homelessness, Grayson's only options are to return to his mother's home, or find a job and maintain it. Grayson opts for the latter. Rosie Bhatt had her life planned out. She worked hard, built her family and was entering her thirties, excited to see what the future had in store. But soon the struggle of being a single-parent becomes too much as she juggles the life she wants and the life she has. With limited time on her hands, she chooses to employ Grayson as a nanny for her six-year daughter Anni. What she doesn't expect is the realization that someone else understands her pain. With both Grayson and Rosie suffering from the loss of goodbyes, tensions rise, and the importance of love, life and family is thrust upon them, challenging them to seek what really matters. Though Goodbyes were their beginning, can a new After become their future? * Content warning - This story contains dark elements including discussions on alcoholism, mental health and bereavement*

"How I wish perfect was enough, For my own heart, Sometimes I swear it was enough" After losing the love of her life at a young age and then being promptly thrusted into the music industry Romania "Roe" Victor finds herself trapped under the image of being the "industry bad girl" and wanting a release. Elijah "Jah" Bastrope gets caught up in the worst way when he meets Romania. After being forced into a marriage with her under the guise of fixing their images they either have to make it work now or in the next lifetime.

[BXB] A boy with a strange fixation for colours struggles to navigate his way in a monochromatic world. - Juno Bardett's autism spectrum disorder led to him developing a fascination with colours and assigning a colour to every new person he meets. However, his world of rainbows turns black and white when he comes across a stranger whom, for the first time, he's unable to assign a colour to. - copyright: all rights reserved.

Troy Myers has known Steven Moran since they were kids in elementary school. However, the two part ways when they graduate, and she doesn't see him again until college. During one senior class, they bond and become fast friends, but Steven is popular, fine and perfect. He's too preoccupied with building a great career after college, other relationships and family. Troy is an outcast, just trying to figure out how to navigate life with a broken family home and an unromantic life. Careers and family don't mean anything to her. Despite their differences, they are drawn to one another and quickly become each other's support system when the going gets tough. As their friendship deepens over the years, the two realize that they have developed feelings for one another, but is love worth crossing the boundary of friendship?

🔎 "I'm always gonna be a part of you," Omar murmured, tracing his fingers down her spine. His lips ghosted over her neck, slow and deliberate. "No matter where you go, no matter what happens-you'll feel me there." Kennedi shivered beneath his touch, her heart racing Then-he kissed her. Slow. Final. ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Kennedi Wright wasn't looking for love when she met Omar Grant. But from the moment their paths crossed, he was everything she didn't know she needed-charming, protective, intoxicating. Their romance burns fast and bright, pulling her into a love story that feels too perfect to be real. But beneath the surface of the city, something dark is lurking. Black women in D.C. are vanishing-taken while going about their everyday lives. Their bodies are later found mutilated, their voices stolen forever. The city is gripped by fear, but as the police scramble for answers, the killer continues to hunt. Kennedi tells herself she's safe. She has Omar. She has love. But monsters wear many masks. And when the truth comes to light, love turns to horror, trust turns to fear, and survival becomes the only option. ⸻ ⚠ Content Warnings: This book contains themes of violence, murder, stalking, physical and psychological abuse, misogyny, racial violence, sexual situations, pregnancy, and abortion. Reader discretion is advised. Released: 03/15/2025