Monthly Curated Collection
Cozy Comfort Reads: Your November Escape
Explore our curated selection current BLK & Company favorites.
Young Adult Romance
In this unfiltered and sweet stream-of-consciousness narrative, a teen boy navigates the complexities of first love and intimacy, offering a refreshingly honest perspective on male sexuality.
Poetry
An electrifying poetry collection that delves into the universal tale of survival and revolution through the lens of Black femininity, embracing the complexities of strength, loyalty, and love.
Adult Romance
Thanksgiving is typically a time for gratitude and family, but for one woman, it means a forced dinner at her ex's mother's house with his new girlfriend and a tantalizing cousin sporting a gold grill. As she navigates the awkwardness of the evening and the unexpected sparks flying, she finds herself caught between delicious sweet potato pie and an electrifying connection that could change everything.
Adult Romance
A compelling romance that intertwines the worlds of professional sports and personal ambition, exploring the challenges and triumphs of love amidst the pressures of fame and success.
Adult Romance: Holiday Edition
For fans of the Ethic series by Ashley Antoinette, enjoy a heartwarming holiday story that brings together family, love, and tradition, as the Okafor family navigates the joys and challenges of the festive season.
Recent Releases by Male Authors
Dive into our curated collection of compelling narratives crafted by talented male authors, showcasing diverse perspectives and powerful storytelling that will captivate and inspire you.
Ruin Road by Lamar Giles
In this thrilling narrative, a group of teenagers discovers a mysterious road that leads them to a parallel world filled with danger and intrigue. As they delve deeper into this new realm, they uncover secrets that could change their lives forever.
Devil is Fine by John Vercher
Reeling from a sudden tragedy, a biracial narrator unexpectedly inherits a plot of land from his estranged white grandfather, only to discover it’s a former plantation linked to his family’s complicated past. As he grapples with the weight of this inheritance, Vercher expertly navigates the boundaries of history and identity, weaving a gripping tale that confronts the legacies of race and family with sharp wit and poignant reflection.