Истории Blackfolklore

When fifteen-year-old Zora Johnson begins hearing voices no one else can, her life in Savannah, Georgia, is turned upside down. Whispers of ancestors, flashes of forgotten magic - and warnings of danger on the wind. Then a stranger arrives, offering her sanctuary at the Kinfolk House - a hidden refuge for gifted Black children deep in the Southern woods. Here, under the watchful gaze of a secret society, Zora meets others like her: peculiar, powerful, unseen by the outside world. But an ancient enemy is rising. As the House comes under attack, Zora and her newfound kin must awaken their ancestral gifts, confront buried histories, and fight for a future their people were never meant to have. A Southern Gothic fantasy of kinfolk magic, Black resilience, and the power of chosen family. Book One of the Kinfolk of the Gilded Porch series.

When Naima Gilliard moves from the Lowcountry to the sleepy town of Marais Clair, she's only looking for a fresh start and a craftsman to build shelves for her natural body care shop. She doesn't expect Asa Baptiste-a quiet, brooding furniture maker with hands like prayer and a past he doesn't talk about. But Marais Clair remembers. The land hums. The Hollow watches. And Asa's blood remembers too. As ancestral spirits begin to stir and old stories claw their way through time, Naima and Asa find themselves caught in a web of secrets, sacred memory, and magic too old to name. Together, they must uncover what binds them-before the Hollow takes back what it once gave. ✨ Mysterious rites, soft moments, Southern folklore, and a child prophesied to be born where the veil thins. If you like: 🔸 Soft Black love with supernatural roots 🔸 Intergenerational legacy and ancestral healing 🔸 Quiet men with sacred hands 🔸 Lush language and mystical small towns Then step carefully. The cypress trees are listening.