Blackromance Stories

Her little sister is marrying the man who broke her heart, and somehow Lyric is the one expected to smile about it. Highest Rankings🥇: #1 in Black Romance #2 in Heart Break

(𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐲𝐢𝐧𝐠) 𝐂𝐨𝐬𝐦𝐢𝐜 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞 - 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐨

I'm not used to you, giving me The love I need.

People spent my childhood telling me I was too dark, too tall, and too ugly. My mama told me they were wrong. Then I met Tyron Ford. He was chubby, funny, missing a front tooth, and carried a basketball everywhere he went. Somehow, he became my best friend. For years, we were inseparable. Until one day... we weren't. Childhood friends. Family drama. Church gossip. First heartbreak. First love. This is the story of how we grew up. And how I learned that being loved by someone else means nothing if you don't love yourself first.

Danielle knew Maurice "Beast" Jackson was fine. Dark skin. Locs past his shoulders. Tattoos covering his body. A thick beard, dangerous eyes, and a voice low enough to make a woman forget what the hell she was talking about. But none of that mattered. Beast was her friend. The one she could call when a date went wrong. The one who knew when she was lying before she finished the sentence. The one who could sit on the phone with her for hours talking about everything and absolutely nothing. He was also the man who had slept with her little sister. Once. Years ago. A mistake neither Beast nor her sister cared to repeat, but one Danielle never forgot. So when familiar conversations start lasting a little longer, innocent looks begin feeling a little heavier, and Beast starts standing just a little too close, Danielle convinces herself she's imagining it. Until Beast admits she's not. Now the man who's spent years learning her moods, habits, and body language is using everything he knows to recognize the one thing Danielle desperately wants to hide: She wants him too. Danielle knows some lines aren't supposed to be crossed. Beast has never been particularly good at following rules. And the more she tries to remind him why they can't go there, the more Maurice Jackson seems determined to find out whether the woman who knows the man beneath "Beast" might be the only woman capable of taming him. Everybody calls him Beast. Only she calls him Maurice.

Asiimwe Ignatius writing as Ignatius Soulmate I don't talk much but the piece with in my hands does while lonely I talk loud in silence and my journal can testify it that the piece with me is violent A piece in my hands is mightier than a sword and it can catch million minds

Some lessons were never meant to be followed

He didn't ask for her heart. He studied it... then took it like it already belonged to him😈😈.... Ziya Foyce doesn't chase men. She paints, she hides, and she protects her peace like it's sacred. In a town full of loud cousins, nosy neighbors, and old drama that refuses to die, she minds her business and lets the world spin without her. Then Nahlej Cordeaux steps in. He isn't ordinary. He's pressure in human form-a hood philosopher with a past carved into his skin and a stare that makes you forget every promise you made to yourself. From the moment he sees Ziya, it's done. He doesn't flirt; he studies. He circles. He claims. And once he locks in, he doesn't let go. Ziya promised herself she'd never fall for a man who could break her. Nahlej promised that if he touched her once, she'd never leave. What starts as a glance turns into a pull she can't shake. Between sharp-tongued best friends, family chaos, and chemistry that refuses to quiet down, their story unfolds reckless, obsessive, and addictive. He isn't the villain. He's just unhinged enough to make love feel dangerous in all the right ways. This isn't a fairytale. It's grown, messy, Southern hood love. The kind that lingers. The kind that claims. The kind you don't forget. 🔥 Only If You Stay is a Southern Black romance about a love that doesn't ask-it takes and restores.

Nia Brooks has devoted her entire life to escaping the environment that has taken everything from her. Balancing two jobs, caring for her younger brother, and pursuing her aspiration of becoming a nurse, she has no time for love-especially not with a man whose last name runs the city. Kairo King was born into power he never wanted. As the heir to his father's ruthless empire, loyalty is expected, weakness is punished, and walking away isn't an option. But beneath his feared reputation is a man desperate for a different life. When a single night forces their worlds together, an unexpected connection begins to grow. As enemies become allies and stolen moments turn into undeniable feelings, Nia and Kairo find themselves caught between love and loyalty. But in a city where secrets are buried, betrayals run deep, and every choice comes with a price, falling in love may be the most dangerous decision they've ever made. Will they break the cycle... or become another tragic story the neighborhood never forgets? Love is rare. Trust is earned. Survival isn't guaranteed.

Everybody has a secret. For years, this group of friends has grown up together, watched each other fall in love, break hearts, make mistakes, and become the people they are today. Now they're older, living in Atlanta, starting college, and trying to figure out what comes next.

Sisekelo is a pastor's wife, a mother, and a woman who has always known exactly where she belongs. Then she meets Mthaniya. What begins innocently becomes a love neither of them expected. Now Sisekelo must face the one question she has spent too long avoiding: Will she choose the life she's always known, or follow her heart to the place it was never supposed to go?

Two strangers fall in love through a virtual roleplay game, but when their fake relationship begins to feel real, they must decide if their love can exist beyond the screen.

At 17 in Toronto, Maya drew a line in the sand: "No sex until marriage." At 17, Daniel couldn't cross it with her, so he walked away. At 27, they crossed every line. And for two weeks after, his "I'm busy, baby" texts almost cost him forever. Until he showed up where she worked... with flowers, and the truth.

Meet Lauren, she just started her junior year of college and wants to make the most of things. She is smart, beautiful, and has no time for games being played when it comes to her heart. All she wants is a guy to show her what a real one looks like. Follow her through her rollercoaster of a year full of love, betrayal, and the building of friendships.

Everyone has already decided what Tamunotonye Briggs and Chimdindu Okafor should become. Toni was born into one of Rivers State's most influential political families. With a governor for a father and generations of politics behind her name, everyone assumes public office is her inheritance. Toni disagrees. Brilliant, fiercely independent and determined to build a life that belongs to her, she has spent years proving that being a Briggs does not mean becoming one more politician. Chim understands inherited expectations better than most. A gifted doctor from one of Nigeria's most powerful medical families, he has built a successful life in London, far enough from the hospital empire his father expects him to inherit. With a career, a woman he loves and a future already planned, Chim believes he knows exactly where his life is going. Then he meets Toni. What begins with irritation becomes an unexpected connection neither of them is prepared for. From London to Abuja and Port Harcourt, their lives become increasingly tangled in family expectations, political ambition, medicine, friendship, grief and choices that threaten the futures they thought they wanted. Because sometimes inheritance isn't money, property or a family name. Sometimes it's expectation. And the hardest thing two people can do is decide which parts of the lives they inherited are worth keeping-and which parts they must choose for themselves. What We Chose is a contemporary Nigerian romance about love, legacy, ambition, grief, friendship, powerful families and the courage to build a life of your own.

Amara Johnson revient dans sa ville natale quelques jours avant Noël pour aider sa tante à sauver leur petite pâtisserie familiale. Alors qu'une grande enseigne menace les petits commerces du quartier, Amara décide d'organiser avec Elijah Carter, son ancien ami d'enfance devenu propriétaire d'un café, un grand festival de Noël. Entre chocolats chauds, biscuits fraîchement sortis du four, décorations de Noël, soirées enneigées et souvenirs qu'ils pensaient avoir oubliés, leur complicité renaît peu à peu. Mais Amara doit bientôt repartir pour New York. Cette fois, Noël pourrait bien leur offrir une seconde chance... ❤️

When I see him my heart stops in it's place. His aura fills the room and his presence feels known. He takes up the entire space just by existing. The air felt warm yet chilling. It felt wrong, but right. ~ E Z R A 🤎

A Christian-faith based historical fiction. ... Elisha Sinclair is the daughter of Viscount Sinclair, a very wealthy and persuasive nobleman in their kingdom. Everything in her life has been intricately planned and set up by her parents from a young age. And everything is going as it should be for a young lady of her age and social standing, when she wakes up from a jarring nightmare that has her rethinking her entire life and all her plans for the future. Then, when she suddenly meets one of the Princes of the kingdom, after a moment of vulnerability, her world is turned upside down. Why can't she shake the feeling that something isn't quite right with her betrothed? And why can't she stop thinking about the Prince, who, for some reason, won't leave her alone? She's a betrothed woman! ... Read along as Elisha's life takes a surprising turn when her renewed faith in God directs her path in love and shapes her future.

𝘏𝘦 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘣𝘰𝘳𝘯 𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘰 𝘢 𝘬𝘪𝘯𝘨𝘥𝘰𝘮 𝘣𝘶𝘪𝘭𝘵 𝘰𝘯 𝘣𝘭𝘰𝘰𝘥, 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘵 𝘣𝘦𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘨𝘦𝘥 𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘳𝘩𝘺𝘵𝘩𝘮 𝘰𝘧 𝘧𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘥𝘰𝘮.