Okay y'all… Wreck was definitely the brother we didn't know we needed more of. 😭❤️ We got little glimpses of him throughout On Us, but this book finally put Wreck front and center. Wreck and Gia had already started their little thing in the previous books, so we knew they came from tw

My sweet Lakey Pooh 😅 This man basically raised his four younger brothers after their father died, so he made it his life mission to provide, protect, and make sure his brothers were good. Which is noble… until you realize this man completely forgot that **HE** was allowed to have a life too.

It all starts with Prime and Lisara, whose marriage begins as a way to save her son's life, but turns into one of my favorite love stories. From there, every book follows one of their children, and let me tell you... this family kept me entertained. 😂 A few highlights: Khari... BABY. Nobody

Simone had built walls so high after watching her dad constantly break her mom's heart that she decided love wasn't worth it. Men could spend their money, but none of them were getting access to her heart. Then King walked into the club and basically said, "Yeah... she's going to

If you read Mine Again, then you already know Lyric has been through more than anyone her age should ever have to endure. We knew pieces of her story, but All for Me gives us the whole picture, and my heart broke for her all over again. 💔 After everything Lyric endured, seeing East step in and g

Y'all... can we please talk about how these two didn't even get to enjoy being together for a full 24 HOURS?! 😭 Childhood friends, years of unspoken feelings, finally deciding to stop dancing around each other and give love a chance... and then life said, "Absolutely not." Ke

Kennedy Ryan has a gift for writing characters who feel like real people instead of fictional ones. This was a story about healing. About learning that survival isn't the same as living. About allowing yourself to be seen after spending so long trying to disappear. It explored how trauma can

Hook Shot by Kennedy Ryan I’m a little late on this read, I know. I read Long Shot in 2024, and that book had me so tore up and distraught that I couldn’t read the next book in the series 😩 Y’all pray for me on this one, I’m nervous 😅 #kennedyryanbooks #newbook #blackgirlsreadtoo

“I shrug her off, banging my fist against the window. “Look at me, Lovie. Turn around and look at me. Look at me and tell me you still mine. No matter what, remember? Always mine.” Okay, so this one was a nice change of pace for me because I've been reading a lot of fast-paced, drama-filled

I’ve heard and read A LOT about this book. Can’t wait to see what it’s about 😬 Have you read this yet? #Joliet #newbook #urbanromancebooks #emergingcreator

This man, Kamari, really said, "I'm going to fake my death to protect you" and then popped back up like a surprise guest at a family reunion. 😭 Meanwhile, Ashley has moved on… WITH HIS ENEMY?! The same man responsible for the death of his loved one?! Ma'am, what are we doing?! 🥴

So far this book has me hooked! I can already tell these characters are gone stress me out 😩 #urbanfictionreads #current read 📚 #blackgirlsreadtoo #urbanromancebooks

Everything I read during the month of June Steel (Dillinger Chronicles): ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 MIA (Dillinger Chronicles): ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Captivated by Danger (Danger Series): ⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 The Marriage Contract (Crenshaw Kings): ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Wait for U (Crenshaw Kings): ⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Love Letters from a Gangster (C

“A man who’s for you is gonna make you feel safe. Not confused. Ain’t no guessing or wondering if you too much or not enough.” Watercolors was a beautiful reminder that the things we experience in childhood don't always stay in childhood—they have a way of following us into adulthood and sh

After finishing the 19th Hole, I knew I needed more of Evelyn Latrice! ⭐ Will I cry? ⭐ Will I fall in love with the characters? ⭐ Will this become a 5-star read? We're about to find out. #blackgirlsreadtoo #blackromancebooks #blacklovebookrecs #urbanromancebooks

“I can’t be perfect,” he muttered. Ray shrugged. “Ain’t nobody ask you to be perfect. They just expect you to survive backlash. Black men don’t get grace. We get lessons… hard ass lessons.” Zaire and Meadow didn’t just have a relationship —they had a partnership. They saw each other. They under