Hbcu mga kuwento

"Fighting to keep us together, hope it's worth a try." An hbcu love story

to Sage Alexander he was the sweetest thing she'd ever known.

Jahkara Milan Ellison has always been good at being seen. she's a freshman at jsu. a rising beauty and lifestyle creator , a lover of music, fashion, and everything that makes life feel a little more beautiful. shes built a following around letting people into her world, but lately, she's starting to wonder if she's let them in too far. Because someone is watching.

Black Oak Eighteen-and-a-half-year-old Scott Everett James Whitmore has spent his life mastering the art of fitting in. With his warm brown skin, meticulously groomed waves, deep love for jazz and old-school rhythm, and a quiet faith rooted in Sunday morning pews, Everett grew up in the manicured calm of Atlanta's affluent suburbs. He was taught to be modest, humble, and hardworking-never suspecting that his family sits atop a legacy of extraordinary, platinum-tier Black wealth. Now, his parents have sent him south to their beloved alma mater: Hampton-Harrington University, a historic, prestigious HBCU nestled beneath the towering live oaks and sweet magnolias of Magnolia, Georgia. For a boy educated entirely in predominantly white academies, the yard is a glorious, overwhelming revelation. From the bone-rattling thunder of the marching band and the sharp snap of Greek step shows to the humid Southern nights buzzing with laughter and debates, Everett finds himself in a world where Black excellence isn't exceptional-it's the air everyone breathes. Guided by his magnetic, sharp-tongued sophomore cousin Dre, Everett enters his freshman year unattached, navigating unspoken crushes on boys and girls alike while wrestling with attraction, masculinity, and a faith he is only beginning to claim for himself. Yet beneath the golden Georgia sun and the crackle of vinyl in his dorm room, Everett begins to sense that Hampton-Harrington holds far more than freshman lectures. Whispers of an elusive campus society, hidden ties to his family's guarded past, and the slow unraveling of his father's quiet empire force him to ask who he is when all his safe boundaries disappear. Rich with culture, soul, and Southern grace, *Black Oak* is the unforgettable beginning of a young man's journey through class, identity, desire, and brotherhood-discovering that finding yourself means learning what was planted long before you arrived.

Book Two of "The Aqua Men of Harvick University" series (Read "Ry'Mir's Dive" FIRST!) COMING JANUARY 2027! Details TBA

Nicole Cruise is approaching another Valentines Day single and alone, her first as a college freshman at Laketon State University. Her dating troubles and the way guys carry themselves at her school frustrates her to no end. However, her best friend Kyra's seems to be in a perfect relationship with her boyfriend of three years Abrahm. She idolizes them, seeing them as the perfect example of #relationshipgoals. But, is their relationship really what it seems?

In the quiet suburbs of South Carolina, Kamala Harris is a woman hollowed out by tragedy. A devoted mother and wife, she lost her father to the horrors of 9/11, only for history to repeat itself in the most cruel way imaginable: a plane crash that stole her husband and one of her daughters. Now, what was once a life of faith has crumbled into two years of agonizing heartbreak. She works alongside her mother and sister at their family salon, a place that should offer comfort but often becomes a stage for conflict. Next door, Barack Obama has built a different kind of world around his own sorrow. A widower himself, he has been raising his two daughters alone since his wife, Joanna, died bringing their youngest, Chicago, into the world. Freed from the need to work by a substantial inheritance, he has dedicated himself entirely to being a hands-on father, creating a stable, loving home as a sanctuary against his pain. As Kamala enters a third year of sorrow, she is slowly, painstakingly, learning to love and trust God again for the sake of her two surviving children. In the house next door, Barack navigates the quiet landscape of single fatherhood. Both are learning to let the ashes of their loved ones settle. Or are they? In the warm Carolina air, hope is not lost, but it is fragile, tested by the ghosts of their pasts and the fragile possibility of a future neither thought they would have.

Aleeyah a girl from a small town just moved to a different state going into college. Unfortunately Aleeyah gets into an accident and it somewhat effects her brain. After the accident Aleeyah can see ghosts.. not just any ghost. Her boyfriends brother and faces hard decisions. (slow updates bc im in school & working on my other story)!

Aria H'rbynn came to North Carolina A&T for a normal life - classes, friends, and maybe some peace after everything she'd lost. But when she's drawn into a secret sorority with roots older than the university itself, she discovers a legacy written in blood and light. Ancient names whisper through the halls. Mirrors hum with gold. And when Aria opens The Testament of Seraphine H'rbynn, she learns the truth: She isn't just another student. She's the Seventh Day - the final piece of a divine covenant reborn. Now, the choice is hers: Walk away before Sunday... or accept what was written in her blood since the dawn of creation.

" You look like mine forever.."

**REVISED** Highest Ranking: #516 in Fantasy 11-11-17

7 months after the "series finale" we have finally arrived at Simone's senior year. She's made a lot of changes and no one really knows, except a select few. Everyone may not agree with her decisions but she doesn't give a damn. If anything, she's focused on securing her second collegiate championship and graduating with honors. She's planning for a low key senior year. Meanwhile, her name has gained national attention so everything won't be as normal as it used to be. An unexpected run-in, with someone she least expected, sets the tone for a realllll interesting year. Get ready to take an unforgettable ride with Simone Marie Hicks for her final year at Bringston University. There'll be some familiar faces to make sure her year is filled with laughter, drama, chaos, some good ole mess and maybe something else? Y'all just gone have to see...

"𝐰𝐡𝐲 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐚𝐥𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐦𝐮𝐠𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐠?" "𝐂𝐚𝐮𝐬𝐞 𝐈 𝐂𝐚𝐧."

All because of a venti spiced latte, Brielle Chase, a pre medical junior undergraduate student, crosses paths with an extremely successful malpractice lawyer. He is essentially perfect in every aspect. According to Brielle, he is the man of her dreams. But someone toxic tries to change her mind about who she should have feelings for.

Derica Betton became mayor of Middlehurst, Virginia by accident. Rufus Saunders forgot to file his re-election paperwork because he was fishing. She filed hers on a whim. She won. She came home with her wife Serene, a plan, and infrastructure blueprints Serene had already finished before anyone asked her to. That's Serene. She sees a problem she knows how to solve and she solves it. The asking comes later. Now they have a decaying mountain town, a seven-figure infrastructure budget they have to earn before anyone will give it to them, a father who wants the stadium lights fixed, a mother whose grace covers gonorrhea, the lottery, and Savannah Miller's cooking in the same breath, and a sister who is live-streaming all of it to four hundred thousand people who have decided Middlehurst is the most important place on the internet. All Derica has to do is convince a town that has been told no for thirty years that yes is still possible. All Serene has to do is make sure it actually works. Betton It All is a story about broadband and sweet potato pie and what it actually means to come home.

Located in a picturesque small town in Northern Virginia, Proudley College is one of the nation's most prestigious HBCUs*. A film and media student with a love for art and photography, second-year Indy Helaire still isn't sure just how she earned her spot there. When a professor assigns Indy to write a report on a cold case, Indy learns about ex-handyman Lamar Pine, who has been on death row ever since he was found guilty of murdering a woman in 1978. At first she plans to write the report and forget about it, until she finds a journal once owned by the murder victim, and a message for her inside of it: "It wasn't him." Armed with this spectral set of new clues, Indy and her friends set out to find out what really happened, and free Lamar Pine before it's too late. *Historically Black College or University

"sometimes I sit and wonder do I even deserve her, will it be worth it in the end or is it all just a test." new book while the other ones are on hold 😭

*PLEASE UNDERSTAND THIS IS MY FIRST STORY* Kai is a 18 year old incoming freshmen at Grantly State University majoring in African American Studies. A way from home for the first time Kai is outrageously nervous until she meets Nariah and Kandice, as the venture out into adulthood the struggle with several challenges & eye candy... Can they handle it all or will it be too much for Kai and her friends to handle? The title changed because I'm not strictly focusing on Kai but other's as well. Same book just a different title

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