Skin Deep
Nina Moore has always known who she is—at least, she thought she did. Raised by her legendary Black musician father and a loving stepmother, Nina was brought up with pride in her Black identity. But her white skin and blue eyes tell the world a different story.
Haunted by a recurring nightmare that pushes her to dig for clues about her birth mother, long-buried family secrets begin to unravel—and so does everything Nina thought she understood about her life.
Caught between a world that grants her privileges she didn’t ask for and a man she’s fallen for who can’t risk what it would mean to love her, Nina confronts the painful realities of race, belonging, and the lies sometimes told to survive.
As love struggles against legacy, and identity collides with history, Nina must ask herself: What defines us—the struggles we inherit, or the blood in our veins?
Skin Deep is a powerful, emotional novel about identity, love, secrets, and the courage to define yourself beyond what the world sees. Perfect for readers who crave romance layered with real-world stakes, unforgettable characters, and twist endings that stay with you long after the last page.
Schooling Carmen
When a devastating medical diagnosis threatens to permanently knock gorgeous Carmen Dupre off her pedestal, she might have to trade her looks for her life—and she’s not sure a life without beauty is worth living
All the Words We'll Never Say
A condolence gift that speaks volumes: A 101-day guided journal to navigate grief, preserve memories and create a treasured record of love and loss
When my loved one drowned in the ocean while trying to save a friend, I was left shocked and struggling to breathe in my own sea of despair. This is the book I wish existed then.
Anyone who has experienced the loss of a friend, sibling, parent, child or partner knows that grief is a lifelong journey, and healing—not “moving on” or “letting go”—can be a lonely and excruciating path. With this guided journal, I humbly offer what I’ve learned about hope, healing, recording, and remembering.– Kathleen Cross
Our Own Heroes
“In this short life, we wage a daily battle between a higher and a lower self. The hero stands for our higher self. To get through life and permit the higher self to prevail we depend on public models of excellence, bravery, and goodness.” —Peter H. Gibbon
Schooling Carmen
When a devastating medical diagnosis threatens to permanently knock gorgeous Carmen Dupre off her pedestal, she might have to trade her looks for her life—and she’s not sure a life without beauty is worth living
Skin Deep
Biracial Nina Moore is the daughter of a rich and famous black musician and a deceased white woman no one in the family will talk about.
Burdened by secrets her father refuses to divulge, Nina finds that living as a black woman in white skin, she’s attracting the wrong men, receiving privileges she didn’t earn and running from a past she didn’t create.
After dumping her colorstruck fiancé, Nina falls for Ahmad Jefferson, a sexy and intriguing ex-convict and single father who has no love for white folks and won’t give her the time of day.
Our Own Heroes
“In this short life, we wage a daily battle between a higher and a lower self. The hero stands for our higher self. To get through life and permit the higher self to prevail we depend on public models of excellence, bravery, and goodness.” —Peter H. Gibbon
All the Words We'll Never Say
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