Anita Richmond Bunkley

In the 1920s, two African-American Texas families become intertwined in a murderous tapestry of history, love, obsession, and revenge. Lit Guild. Tour.

Black Gold

Eva Rutland

Sandra Kitt

Eva,A collection of three novellas celebrating the,bonds of black sisterhood and the ties of love.,Each of these stories shimmers with powerful,emotions and shows how deep the connection between,sisters can be - even when torn by the conflicts,of romance.

Sisters

Reporting for duty when the bombing of Pearl Harbor lifts the U.S. War Department's prohibition against Black nurses, Janelle Taylor begins an adventure that draws in her rebellious brother and a Black fighter pilot

Wild Embers

The popular author of Wild Embers shows women, especially African-American women, how to showcase their own talents and achieve success, explaining how to develop the self-confidence, professionalism, and courage to make their dreams come true. Original. Tour.

Sister, Sell Your Dream!

Steppin' Out with Attitude

Assisted by a handsome photojournalist, Kiana Sheridan traces her ancestors' route to freedom from slavery via the Underground Railroad, a quest that leads her and her companion to an isolated mountain village and into danger. Reprint.

Starlight Passage

The Twisted Crown takes readers from the bustling streets of Boston during the height of the Abolitionist movement to the war-ravaged landscape of Reconstruction-era South Carolina.By 1867, the War Between the States has ended and the slaves have been freed. South Carolina remains in near ruin, and the federal government has begun the difficult process of reconstructing the political and cultural landscape of the former rebel state. Eva Phillips, a young widow whose husband was killed at Fort Wagner while fighting with the colored troops of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry, leaves the comfort and security of her home in Boston to venture into chaotic, post-war South Carolina to search for the African mother who gave her away twenty-one years ago. Eva¿s journey takes her from the streets of Charleston to The Freedman¿s Bureau in Moncks Corner, SC where she is befriended by a mysterious mulatto who is leading a double life. At an isolated plantation in Saint John¿s Berkeley, she discovers the first clue to the fate of the mother she longs to find. Her dangerous quest draws her into the lives of a wealthy northern carpetbagger, a fiery political activist, and a gutsy lady gambler who teaches Eva how to survive in the tumultuous post-war environment. When Eva¿s search threatens to expose a dangerous web of theft, lies, and murder, she is lured into a violent confrontation with a radical ex-Confederate who forces her into an explosive fight her life.

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