Contemporary Romance
Fatima Munroe holds a Bachelor’s in Human Resource Management, won numerous workplace awards and commendations, and is considered a leader among her peers. In 2015, Fatima took a step out on faith and penned her first urban fiction novel. To date, she has authored/co-authored over forty titles and reached best seller status on Amazon numerous times. Fatima has also been recognized as one of the top 100 authors in urban fiction for the past three years (and counting) by Ubawa Magazine. In 2020, Fatima launched Monreaux Publications in order to assist aspiring authors with showcasing their talent to a broader audience. Fatima can be contacted at www.fatimasbooks.com or www.monreauxpublications.com.
Millie Belizaire is a South Florida native who will write just about anything so long as a love story lies at the center of it all.
Hey, I’m Harleigh, author of the blackest love stories where the heroes and heroines work hard and love even harder. my stories are proof that black love is real, is ours and always matters. My characters are usually regular, degular folks who have checkered or traumatic pasts and humble ass second chances. Occasionally, my fictional worlds make a cross-over into reality.
A lover of all things love, Ash Ley, an author from the south, has had a passion for reading and writing for the last 10+ years. What started off as her writing short stories in dozens of notebooks has developed into something more.
Since making her grand debut in the literary world July of 2016, Ash has written the most complex love stories with one thing in common – no matter the circumstances life seems to throw at her leading couples, fate always has the final say so. Her goal is to give life to characters so real that you manage to find a piece of yourself in them as well as their situation. With a steadily growing catalog, Ash has no plans to stop providing the stories she needs to tell.
Queen K is a romance writer with a hopeless romantic spirit. Love to turn the most doomed relationships into a HEA love story. Engaged to be married to her sweetie, Russell of 5 years. Loves to read and write!
I am a writer that creates stories and characters for black girls and women who never got to see themselves as the protagonist. Whether you were told that your skin was too dark, your hair was too nappy, your body was too big or too tall or all of the above, I’m here to tell you it was all a lie and I have something written just for you. For us.
Jasemine Knowles, better known as Nailah, is a twenty-something-year-old Houston city girl who enjoys cooking, blogging, traveling, talking sex and self-love, and of course, writing. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and journalism from Texas Southern University, an HBCU.
Not only was she a star student, where multiple journalism professors highlighted her story-telling skills, it was after she earned two journalism awards and being on her “Being-Mary-Jane” as a journalist for a black-owned newspaper/media company based in Houston, that she decided to pen her first novel: Between Love and a Hard Place (BLHP under her retired pen-name Sage).
Passionate about mental health, self-love, and women embracing their sensuality and femininity, Nailah has attracted a community of caged birds (women) who are seeking to break free and learn how to fly again. The women who yearn to embrace their femininity and find more pleasure, joy, and contentment around their bodies, lives and sexual relationships.
Thus, Nailah writes spellbinding tales of the heart that’ll not only bring sheer pleasure and bliss, but will declare healing in your life.
Taylor Kirk is 24-year-old born and raised in Elyria, Ohio. She’s a college graduate having her Associates Degree in business management.
Taylor is the middle child and comes from a single motherhouse. When she’s not writing she is reading. Since the age of 11 Tay Mo’Nae has been an avid reader and has had dreams of possibly being as big as the authors she loves to read. She also enjoys baking and shopping in her spare time as well.
In August 2017 Taylor took a leap a faith and signed to a publishing company, Supreme Works Publication, to write books.
Her pen name, Tay Mo’Nae actually comes from her actual name Taylor Mone, Taylor has always enjoyed writing she was always told by her teachers and friends when she was younger, she had a gift for it and should pursue it later in life. She always used writing as a stress reliever or as something to take her mind off things. When she suddenly started posting short stories on Facebook groups, she was told, once again, she should pursue writing. Since then her writing career has taken off and she only hopes it continues to grow.
Taylor’s main goal is to continue to grow in her writing and make each book better than the previous one and eventually venture out to other genres, contemporary and mysteries.
Kay is forty-something wife and mother, born and raised in the Midwest. During the day, she is a high school teacher. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Her favorite pastime is reading and writing romance novels about the dopeness of BLACK LOVE.
Kathy Douglass came by her love of reading naturally – both of her parents were readers. When she was little, she would “find” books on the dining room table or piano bench and immediately sit down and read them. As she grew she continued to read, starting a new book as soon as she finished one. Then she attended law school and traded romances for legal opinions.
After the birth of her two children, her love of reading turned into a love of writing. Kathy now spends her days writing the small town contemporary novels she enjoys reading. She is currently published by Harlequin Special Edition.