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In the Catalog
A Delicate Affair
Lindsay Evans
Check out the entire series focused on a love story during a different decade. Book one is set in the 1900s with a Georgia man enthralled by a debutante from Washington, D.C.
From the Catalog
Black Love Matters
Real Talk on Romance, Being Seen, and Happy Ever Afters
Jessica P. Pryde
In this collection of 14 essays, readers are invited to engage with how Black love appears in a variety of media through critical analysis and personal reflections.
From the Catalog
Learned Reactions
Jayce Ellis
The “fake dating” and “friends-to-lovers tropes” thrive in this heartwarming LGBTQIA+ story focused on Black family dynamics. Carlton and Deion pretend to be a couple so Carlton can prove to social services his niece would be adopted into a home with two parents instead of a bachelor pad.
From the Catalog
From Libby
Make A Scene
Mimi Grace
Retta invites the handsome gym owner next door to be her boyfriend and wedding date to her cousin’s wedding. The catch? She’s marrying Retta’s ex! Duncan can’t resist helping the gorgeous baker, but can he resist one date turning into more?
From the Catalog
Something So Sweet
Joy Avery
This small-town romance follows the struggle of mayor Lunden Pierce choosing between a second chance at love or saving Honey Hill’s historic landmarks.