Fiction

OUR FATHER RULED WITH AN IRON FIST He only wanted a snack or two that would most likely run him about twenty cents, but the only thing was, he didn't have a quarter in change. He would have to trust Maggie with a whole dollar, so she would not only get...

Just Me takes you on the journey of a fatherless daughter and a motherless child. Thirteen-year-old Reyna Lexington's life is turned upside down when she finds her mother in a relationship with a man named Blue. Once Reyna and Blue's worlds collide,...

Mother Anqelique runs a shelter for homeless mothers and their children in a run-down inner-city area, where drug addiction, prostitution and random acts of violence are facts of life. One day, newly orphaned Jamal and his sister Chantay arrive at the...

New York Times bestselling author Mary B. Morrison delivers an explosive second novel about the unforgettable Crystal women, a family battling to stay together as desire, deception, and ever-elusive happiness threaten to tear them apart... Too much is...

She's proposing a convenient marriage to the man she can't resist. What can go wrong? Find out in this conclusion to the Moonlight Ridge trilogy from Reese Ryan. She needs a husband...fast. Could her former flame be perfect for the job? To claim her...

Four-Year Old Zaylei has her own mind and her own way of doing things. Whether it's choosing her own clothes, saving her own money or convincing her brothers to call her Queen Zaylei, shekeeps her family entertained. That's the fun of being JUST A GIRL...

Jupiter Gate is the last Arcane Institute to open its vaunted halls to the People. Long respected for cultivating the most brilliant magical minds in history, it's now come under fire with accusations of prejudice and elitism. This year, the Academy...

Name's Colin McCool... folks call me the Junkyard Druid. I hate that name. Despite my last name, I'm not "cool" like the other hunters in town. I don't run an occult bookstore, I've never owned a Harley, and I didn't inherit a family fortune passed down...

From the author of Homeland Elegies and Pulitzer Prize winner Disgraced, a fast-paced play that exposes the financial deal making behind the mergers and acquisitions boom of the 1980s. Set in 1985, Junk tells the story of Robert Merkin, resident genius...

The radiant, posthumous second novel by the visionary author of Invisible Man, featuring an introduction and a new postscript by Ralph Ellison's literary executor, John F. Callahan, and a preface by National Book Award-winning author Charles Johnson...

Sixteen-year-old Rasheed is smart, tough and a survivor. In his neighborhood, he has to be. The streets are run by a gang called the E Street Locals, and they've been trying to jump him in since he was a child. So far, he's managed to escape their...

After a series of stressful personal transitions, Grace Jefferson finds herself in a new house in a new city and in a new career for which she feels dangerously unsuited: a stay-at-home mom. An educated and accomplished modern woman, a child of the Civil...

Killing her grandmother was a choice Helena Hunter made all by herself, but she wasn't thinking about the consequences of her actions when she pulled the trigger. Back home after eight years in prison, she finds that the little girl she left behind is...

Killing her grandmother was a choice Helena Hunter made all by herself, but she wasn't thinking about the consequences of her actions when she pulled the trigger. Back home after eight years in prison, she finds that the little girl she left behind is...

Julia's Heart is a pebble, shaped by the sea. Her toddler son found it on an Oregon beach and her husband had it engraved with their initials and hung on a chain. It is the one piece of jewelry she never took off, the most identifiable object found with...

2020 Book Excellence Award Winner, Multicultural Fiction Category2019 Gold Winner Dan Poytner's Global Ebook Award, Multicultural Literature Fiction Category2019 Bronze Medal Winner Readers' Favorite International Award, Cultural Fiction CategoryIn 1933,...