American Publications

Black Love Is a poetic endeavor that unfurls a journey through emotions and the heart's boundless depths. This collection weaves a tapestry of raw passions and vulnerable truths of black love. Honoring our ancestors, their strength coursing through us, igniting a flame of love from distant shores to triumphant victories. Lust tests the heart's limits, while excess and envy threaten its purity. Tainted by slothfulness and wrath, the foundation of love can erode, yet we embrace Chastity's virtues, nurturing eternal love. Through temperance and charity, we discover harmony, fostering growth ...

The Little Green Book of Revolution is a pro-individual and anti-institutional look at the history of peaceful proactive revolution through the looking glass of original American Exceptionalism, native American Indian culture and The First Amendment. The Little Green Book is an exploration of the environmental destruction and the oligarchical design of the present energy distribution systems. Moreover The Little Green Book explores the consciousness behind the destruction and offers inner and outer revolutionary concepts. The Little Green Book of Revolution leads to understanding the NWO, ...

Amanda, Colin, and Ben. All they ever wanted was to be in the Colonies, to escape the tyranny of the English aristocracy, to worship freely, to build a life together. Colin Michael Browning dreams of a new life in the American colonies. He works in the family business as a blacksmith. Amanda Andrews is Colin's soul mate who embroiders in her father's tailoring shoppe. Benjamin Andrews, Amanda's twin brother and Colin's best friend, is a theology student who rejects the Anglican Church during a time of persecution of Protestants in England. Ben yearns for the religious freedom available in ...

A dark, brooding mansion. A mysterious disappearance and death. Two men vying for the affections of the heroine—or are they? A troubled child in possible danger... Lyssie Daniels wanted to write a gothic novel—not become part of one. An American Gothic is a contemporary romantic suspense with an extra surprise—paragraphs of the gothic novel the lead character is writing begins each chapter, giving you a “story within a story.”

The Boujee Circle is a series of books about four friends/enemies. Let's call them "frenemies." Ashley, Dina, Brittney, and Miranda. Four women, with four very different personalities. The one thing these women have in common is money. All four of the ladies do pretty well financially. Some ladies get their money in different ways than others, but money, or the perception of having money, is the one thing the ladies have in common. You know that saying "birds of a feather flock together?" Yeah that. The Boujee Circle series is broken down into seasons and episodes. The first season has four...

The Ladies Aid Society is determined to find brides for the bachelors who have moved to their town in the last two or three years. Their first attempt is for Angus Kelly, a red-haired giant of an Irishman. The society members have written to all their old friends across the country, and one willing respondent seems to be perfect for Angus: Nessa O’Shea. At the same time, Detectives Deacon Snow and his brother have been hired by a bank in Rawlins to search for the criminals who stole a shipment of newly minted gold coins intended for three different banks. On the way to the San Francisco ...

Where there is love, there is also hate, jealousy, and resentment among longtime friends Dre, Nikki, and Hassan. A carefully planned home invasion was meant to go smoothly, but an unforeseen turn of events ultimately leads to bloodshed. Nothing is what it seems and no one can be trusted when it comes to the love of the almighty dollar.

"Satisfaction Guaranteed" follows Dem, a former street kid turned Pediatric surgeon, who enters the world of male escorting due to failed relationships and disdain for games. Despite a troubled past, he rises above dysfunction to establish himself. When Dem encounters a client, sparks fly, leading to a unique journey where he navigates the complexities of love and intimacy. As he grapples with an attachment he didn't expect, Dem discovers that true satisfaction goes beyond the surface, unveiling the intricate layers of his heart.

It was 1825.The Michigan Territory had lain ripe for settlement by hardy American souls for thirteen years. But there were reasons the interior had remained wild. Indian uprisings, harsh weather, diseases, and loneliness were hardships to face let alone clearing trees and building homes. Finally the trickle of pioneers advancing from the shores began. Eliza Pearce was a young woman with goals of her own. They did not include taming the Territory. But, too young to argue, she finds herself immersed in pioneer life and struggling to survive her experience. Grief. Strife. There are those that ...

They said love could save her. No one warned her what it could destroy. Knight is learning that love doesn’t always mean safety, and loyalty doesn’t always mean truth. With her world tilting on uncertain ground, she begins to question everything. Clarissa’s cruelty escalates behind closed doors, and the only person who’s ever truly seen her—Blake—can do nothing but watch as she unravels. Through Knight’s eyes, Stix is beautiful in a broken kind of way. She sees pieces of herself in the pain he hides. But the closer they get, the harder it becomes to tell where her heart ends ...

If you’ve ever found American history boring or hard to understand, this book is for you. Inside, a bright, curious student poses questions about the War of 1812 and a kind, knowledgeable teacher answers them. Nothing escapes the student’s inquisitive mind, and the teacher is endlessly patient. Originally published as a section of the author’s larger “Conversations in Early American History: 1492–1837” (later retitled “American History from Christopher Columbus to Andrew Jackson in Easy Question and Answer Format”) this Kindle edition clearly explains the causes of the War ...

A woman headed nowhere, a cowboy looking for purpose, are snowed in together during an unexpected Christmas blizzard. Neither are looking for romance. Love has other ideas. As the first snowflakes began to fall gently from the sky, Amy Mitchell found herself driving along a deserted country road, her mind filled with a sense of aimlessness. Not wanting to spend Christmas at her planned destination, she wanted hope and to escape the pressures of her everyday life and find some semblance of peace. Meanwhile, Dawson Jackson, a rugged cowboy with a troubled past, found himself on the same ...

NyAsia Miller and Kwame “Saint” Harris have had anything but an easy life this past year. Nobody said it would be easy loving a gangsta, but Nya is left feeling the full meaning of how hard it can be when she wakes up and Saint is nowhere to be found. Can love conquer all in a life filled with money, sex, and retribution? Follow the couple on the next installment in A Gangsta’s Pledge 3.

She wished all she had to worry about was a phantom. Living people are far more dangerous. When Isabella Harper returns to the small-town of Misty Hollow to inherit her grandmother’s beloved bed and breakfast, Willow Ridge Inn, she hopes for a fresh start. But her dreams of a quiet life are shattered when she uncovers a chilling secret: her grandmother, Meredith, didn’t die peacefully—she may have been murdered. As whispers of foul play spread through the town, Isabella stumbles upon a decades-old conspiracy that her grandmother was investigating before her untimely death. At the ...

When you're the top wolf on the continent with the backing of the Goddess, how does an enemy topple your kingdom? By challenging you to a fight? No: by changing the rules. After 300 years of fighting and service to the Goddess, Silas Knight is the patron, alpha to the alphas on the North American continent. As the top wolf, he fears little and has seen most things. But when he discovers someone or something has been quietly disturbing the natural order of things, he's surprised.

In this urban take on Cinderella, Briella is trying to find her way in the world. She is dealing with her cruel stepmother who forces her to work in a brothel, being a slave to her stepsisters and trying to keep her grades up...Prince has always been a gentleman, even though he was raised by a kingpin. When he meets Briella something else ignited inside of him. He instantly knows he must do whatever he can to protect her, especially from her stepmother who is the core of Briella's rough life.

Meet Orchid, a goal-oriented good girl whose origins began in the hood. The very same hood she craves, but it's off limits to her after the death of her father, one of the state's biggest kingpins. Released from the reins her mother kept hold of, she finds her way back to the hood and is attracted to one of its most eligible ballers. Demonte is every woman's wet dream: tall, dark, handsome, and paid. When he crosses paths with Orchid, he's determined to make her his.

When D. J. Everage's friend is beat up by bullies at school, the elementary-age kids rally together to identify disguised perpetrators, even though they have very few clues. As head of the young detectives, D. J. (sleuth-in-training) uses invaluable toys and great ideas to solve the mystery and to let the bullies know their sneaky actions will not be tolerated under his watch! This is a delightful book featuring courageous kids, who know how to get the job done!

Thomas Paine claims the title The Father of the American Revolution because of Common Sense, the pro-independence monograph pamphlet he anonymously published on January 10, 1776; the work quickly spread among the literate, and, in three months, sold 120,000 copies throughout the American colonies (with only two million free inhabitants), making it a best-selling work in eighteenth-century America. It is here given a concise metered form suitable for theatrical adaptation and public performance.

Evelyn Barton was destined to die in 1825, but a stranger from the future traveled back in time, arriving at Barton Place, an estate that had been in the Barton family since 1743, and then changed everything for Evelyn Barton and her family. Evelyn is the only daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Barton of Barton Place, Thomas’s inheritance, following a family lineage since 1743, when King George II bestowed the earldom of Barclay on his great grandfather, with land nestled between Cambridge, Brighton and Brookline, overlooking the Charles River on the outskirts of Boston.