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African American Fiction April 2022 |
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D'Vaughn and Kris plan a wedding
by Chencia C. Higgins
To elevate her brand, a closeted social media influencer goes on a reality tv show where she must convince her family and friends she’s getting married to the love of her life in 6 weeks. Original. 25,000 first printing.
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A Woman of Endurance
by Dahlma Llanos-figueroa
A deeply spiritual African woman is captured and sold to a Puerto Rican plantation to breed future slaves and is almost destroyed by the dehumanization of her circumstances but embarks on a journey of healing and love. 40,000 first printing.
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Cherish Farrah : a novel
by Bethany C. Morrow
Being faced with her home’s foreclosure, one of only two black girls in a wealthy gated community manipulates her way into her friends’ household where she starts noticing strange things happening and her suspicion of the seemingly-perfect family grows.
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The violin conspiracy
by Brendan Slocumb
When, right before the cutthroat Tchaikovsky Competition – the Olympics of classical music, his priceless Stradivarius is stolen, with a ransom note for five million dollars in its place, Ray McMillian must piece together the clues to reclaim the violin before it’s too late.
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Things Past Telling by Sheila WilliamsThe author of The Secret Women tells the story of a brave and enduring woman.
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