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Age is just a number, and whoever said that full-figured women don't know how to bring fire to a relationship was sadly mistaken. Carl Weber brings together two popular Urban Books divas to give readers what they've been asking for: passionate, empowering stories about the lives and loves of big,...

Kayla Hopkins is young, beautiful, and can't win for losing. That's why everyone calls her the Drama Queen. She doesn't go looking for drama, it just happens to find her. Take, for instance, her love life. Kayla's not satisfied with just one man. She has two--one she's in love with and another she's...

Atlanta-native, Shaneeka Washington, was born to a crack-addicted mother. Despite that, she's managed to carve a decent life for herself. Nice home — she has one. Nice car — yep. Friends who love her — definitely. She also has a half-decent boyfriend thrown into the mix. However, one out-of-control...

What I Say: Innovative Poetry by Black Writers in America is the second book in a landmark two-volume anthology that explodes narrow definitions of African American poetry by examining experimental poems often excluded from previous scholarship. The first volume, Every Goodbye Ain’t Gone, covers...

Sequel to Colin and Martin's First Christmas Christmas is a special time for Colin Rodgers and Martin Kellam. Their relationship began during the holiday five years earlier. But this Christmas could be their last.Colin left the garden gate open and Toby, Martin’s guide dog, got out, only to be run...

Atlanta-native Shawanda Royce owns her very own high-end nail salon. She even can count some big name celebrities on her client list. Despite being on the rise in Atlanta, because of the rough upbringing she'd had, dysfunctional should’ve been her middle name. Even though she was raised by a mother...

When an archaeologist who guards the priceless 1,000-year-old treasures of the temple of Angor Wat goes missing, her daughter Kate calls on Jack to help bring her home. No sweat for a top secret agent. Except this time it's personal. The archaeologist also has information leading to the whereabouts...

Atlanta-native, Lamesha Beeson, was raised in the church all her life. When she meets Calvin Johnson, the devil raises his ugly head and Lamesha strays away from her faith. Her mother tries to warn her about Calvin, but Lamesha is hearing none of it. Stealing, lying, boozing, and fornicating — Lamesha...

**“Terrific…full of shocks and twists you won’t see coming—unputdownable and highly recommended!”—Lee Child, #1 New York Times bestselling author The electrifying debut thriller that asks the question: To save the one you love, is there any price you wouldn’t pay?** His...

His matchmaking brother is sending another single gal Brad Sharp's way. Under the guise of community service! The Make a Home project-building houses for the needy-is Brad's life. He fully expects hair stylist Callie Easton to show up for "work" with a pink hammer and not even use it. Hardly a match...

BRODY AND THE BOY BENCH by G.R. Richards When Brody comes across a secluded bench in the middle of the forest, he's surprised to find it occupied by two men getting a little 'hands on' with each other. Even after they catch him peeping and he flees the scene, the bench is all he can think about....

Blind since birth, Martin Kellam is facing the prospect of yet another Christmas alone save for his guide dog, Toby. Finding it easier to shop online, Martin orders groceries to be delivered from the local supermarket. It doesn’t hurt that the delivery driver is strong, hot, and has a sexy London accent.Colin...

Paul Harrison is completely straight. His house will not flood again. And gay men don’t play cricket. Eventually Paul will find out just how incorrect these preconceived notions are. When the river overflows its banks, Paul is forced to find temporary accommodation. The only practical suggestion...

Two men trapped in an elevator are about to discover they have more in common than the inconvenience of lost time. Dr. Mason Grant recognizes Parker Collins, whom he had loved during their senior year in high school, but Parker does not immediately recognize Mason. Maybe it’s the passage...