Everlastin’ Love, the poignant love story with the backdrop of the Vietnam era is a bonafide “tearjerker.”  Pulitzer Prize winner, Bill Raspberry said of the novel, “Masterful.  Transcends the romance genre.”   This novel was required reading for English classes at Banneker Academic High School in Washington, D.C. as well as English classes for college level classes. For more, click on cover.

Nowhere To Run is a historical novel that sends a freed slave out west.  The black man who owns a town in the Sierra Mountains is tired of white and Chinese women and wants a black woman like himself—like his mama.  He sends his best buddy the only place you can get a black woman in 1850—south to slavery.

This critically acclaimed novel was required reading for American History at Spanish River High School in Boca Raton, Florida, for African American Literature at Prince Georges Community College, and presented at Howard University’s School Of Social Work Lecture series. 

Nowhere To Run was selected by the Library of Congress as a book on tape for the Visually Impaired and its female protagonist, Cassie Lee, was analyzed by Dr. Rita B. Dandridge in her book,Black Women’s Activism.  For more, click on cover.

Looking for something good to read?   Here are three classic suggestions well worth your while.

Nowhere To Run

August 1997

ISBN-10: 1885478135

         -13: 978-1885478139

Pride and Joi

Reissued 12/07

ISBN-10: 1585712655

         -13: 978-1585712656

Everlastin’ Love

Reissued 10/08

ISBN-10: 1585712779

          -13: 978-1585712779