Karen E. Osborne “The first time my husband died, I felt fear, shame, and guilt. The second time he died…” so begins a page-turning, powerful story about love, courage, sacrifice, and hope. Set in Harlem in 1924, inspired by real people and events, readers will find themselves hooked from the first riveting chapter.

Katrina Alexander Jacobs Landing is a town in Maine that convinces even the most jaded that love is possible. A second chance at happiness is the last thing on Gabrielle Levesque’s mind when she finds a stray dog. Veterinarian, Andrew Leland will need a perfect miracle to convince Gabrielle they belong together.

Gloria Galloway Amber’s Way is a tender, humorous and inspiring story of the bond of love between a mother and daughter in the face of the devastating disease of childhood cancer. It stirs the heart and will have readers laughing and crying and wanting to hold their loved ones close.

Cherie Blackwell The title of my story here is the title of my book, written from a caregiver perspective. It is a couple’s lung transplant journey. I wrote what I needed to read about so many years ago, but there were not enough resources. Every chance we have gotten, my husband and I give back…

Karla Brundage In “Blood Lies: Race Trait(or),” Karla Brundage offers a thought-provoking journey through the intricate nuances of Blackness. This collection asks at what point does mathematical inquiry become traitorous? She invites readers to explore ancestry, unraveling complexities of terms like “mulatto,” “octoroon,” and “quadroon,” while delving into life as a 21st-century woman.