African American Fiction

The Book at the Bar: Gemini & Calvin’s Sweet Romance with Spicy Scenes | Bookworm Love Story

Meeting at a bar and connecting over books is exciting and sweet. My nerdy heart fluttered and Gemini and Calvin’s romantic encounter made me bite my lip and blush. These legs are swinging with giddiness.

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Book Review: The Memory Concierge by Lauren W. Roach

Told from multiple points of view, in The Memory Concierge we witness the ups and downs, delusions, and realities of families shaken by the force of extreme forgetfulness embedded in brain disorders and neurological conditions such as Alzheimer’s and Anosognosia.

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Book Review: Love, Honor, Betray by Mary Monroe | Life Can Be Better When You Don’t Operate in Absolutes

Here we are, book three in the Lexington, Alabama series, Love, Honor, Betray by Mary Monroe and it was something else, ya’ll.

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Book Review: Empty Vows by Mary Monroe | Tell the Truth, Lies Are Hard to Keep Track Of 

Empty Vows is a continuation of the Lexington, Alabama series by Mary Monroe and immediately picks up after the events from the ending of Mrs. Wiggins. I will not go into much detail because this is the second book in a series, and I don’t want to spoil anything. I will, however, tell you how I felt about the characters, writing style, and pacing because the setting was the same.

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