African American women -- Fiction
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African American women -- Fiction
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- A Brother's Honor
- A different kind of blues
- A hope divided
- A place at the table
- A princess in theory
- A sin and a shame
- Almost crimson : a novel
- American spy : a novel
- An extraordinary union
- Another Brooklyn : a novel
- Another Brooklyn : a novel
- Back channel : a novel
- Be careful what you pray for
- Big girls don't cry
- Boss
- Call your daughter home
- Call your daughter home
- Cane River
- Changing faces
- Chariot on the mountain
- Chasing freedom : the life journeys of Harriet Tubman and Susan B. Anthony, inspired by historical facts
- Decadence
- Dirty laundry : a Charlotte Justice novel
- Drinking coffee elsewhere
- Finding Amos
- Getting to happy
- Gone crazy in Alabama
- How Stella got her groove back
- I almost forgot about you : a novel
- I almost forgot about you : a novel
- I almost forgot about you : a novel
- I wish I had a red dress : a novel
- In love & trouble; : stories of Black women
- It's not all downhill from here : a novel
- It's not all downhill from here : a novel
- Josephine Baker's last dance : a novel
- Louisiana hotshot
- Louisiana lament
- Love
- Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule
- Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule
- Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule
- P.I. on a hot tin roof
- Passing
- Promise
- Queen sugar/
- Red at the bone
- Remembrance
- Secret obsession
- Stormy weather : a Charlotte Justice novel
- Strange bedfellows : a Charlotte Justice novel
- Such a fun age : a novel
- The Supremes at Earl's all-you-can-eat
- The Supremes sing the happy heartache blues : a novel
- The awakening : a vampire huntress legend
- The best of everything
- The color of law
- The color purple
- The color purple : a novel
- The good house : a novel
- The help
- The help
- The hunted : a vampire huntress legend
- The interruption of everything
- The orphan mother : a novel
- The personal history of Rachel Dupree
- The secret life of bees
- The secret lives of church ladies
- The twelve tribes of Hattie
- The twelve tribes of Hattie
- The vanishing half
- The way forward is with a broken heart
- Their eyes were watching God
- Till you hear from me : a novel
- Upstate
- We are taking only what we need
- What we lose : a novel
- Who asked you?
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