Historias de Afro-latina

Aspiring independent artist Cecilia Evans is in seventh heaven after earning a life-changing Grammy nomination-a validation for years of soul-filled songwriting and hard-won perseverance. But on the night of the Grammy Awards, everything changes. Shaken by a performance that glorifies darkness and blasphemy, Cecilia walks away from the music industry, disillusioned by how many artists trade their souls for fame. Heartbroken, spiritually drained, and unsure of her future, she turns inward, searching for healing and truth. Emmy Award nominee and actor Jeremy Miller is at his breaking point. After nearly a decade of playing disturbed characters on TV, he's turned down a chilling role that could've defined his career- and walked away from his girlfriend who shattered his heart and betrayed his trust. Back in Los Angeles after years in New York, Jeremy finds himself jobless, spiritually weary, and haunted by the person he used to be. Cecilia and Jeremy have known each other since before birth-their mothers were pregnant at the same time, their childhoods deeply intertwined. But lies, pride, and years of silence created a distance neither of them fully understood. Now, as they both seek God's direction and purpose, an unexpected reunion stirs old feelings and long-buried wounds. He's trying to find the light. She's trying to find peace. And somewhere along the way... they're finding each other.

Lorena has faced judgement all her life. She's not light enough, not skinny enough, her hair isn't straight enough and she's tired of it. Why is it so wrong to not completely fit everyone's standard of beauty? I mean, what does a girl have to do to get a little love around here?! Find out as she journeys through the ups and downs of being an Afro-Latina girl with no real place in the world except for the one she creates for herself. **I do not own the rights to the painting that is currently the title cover** ***I only chose it temporarily because it best fit the Lorena's look*** The actual title cover will soon be available once this story receives enough votes and views.

A modern-day Pride & Prejudice inspired story with a multiracial and multicultural makeover set in both London and the south of France. Elia Beltrán. A London born woman of Hispanic and Caribbean descent, she is a dancer and struggling photographer who lives in Camden with her older sister Jazmin, their mutual friend Cecilia Lorupe, and Cecilia's infant daughter Mariah. Elia and Jazmin's father, Noah a music producer for record company owned by Catherine Dargas A successful and wealthy businesswoman from the French Riviera. The Beltrán family find their lives are altered upon meeting her latest artist, Carlos Barrera and his friend, Alexandre Dargas, who's also the son of Catherine and someone who Elia takes an almost instant dislike to.

She was wild and crazy. she had a innocence to her with a wild side. He loved it.

Lupe is a hard-working and caring Dominican girl who falls in love with Quan, who's struggling to figure out her identity under her mother's foot. As they come together and grow, they learn they are stronger together than apart. But will everyone else accept them as they are? (Lesbian)

Twenty years after the Outbreak wiped out the entire population over fifty years of age, America's strikingly divided social classes, the Aven and the Voe, have become more restless than ever. Even so, Silvia Hawking, the president of the United States, seems to be fueling the fire. For Amora, a sixteen-year-old Voe struggling to get by in Esterlyn, this systematically racially segregated society is the only world she has ever known. As she finds herself in a school she does not belong in, however, she begins questioning if she can bear the way she is treated and if her dream of becoming a ballet dancer will ever be possible. But soon, Amora begins to ask even bigger questions. Questions she risked her life asking. Questions about her identity, America's mysterious past, and the division between the Aven and the Voe. Alongside her sister Emilia, and her friends Derek and Vessa, Amora sets out on an adventure determined to unveil these secrets. Together, they journey to bring love back to a society devoid of it for far too long. Original Cover - Drawn by Me :)

An Afro-Latina woman named Ashlee Gage is looking for a suspect who's after her father and the money. Her father's letter is given to her, making her realize that she needs to look for clues about who is after her father after her mother's death and funeral. With the mystery guests joining her side, they all started an investigation for the first time.

A Afro-Latino girl name Adelina lives a life with heartbreak and hard decisions. Her mother and brothers still heart-broken from the disappearance of her father. And of course, her abuelita who watches way to many movies. Adelina has to deal with break-up's and romance that may destroy her friendships and relationships.

She is a hard working woman, who dont need no man. She only has her sister and her best friend by her side her whole life. She is all about money and knows nothing else. He is mean. Rude. Selfish. And cold. He is rich. He has all he needs, but something is missing... What happens when these two bump into each other? Will they get along?