Review: If I Don’t Have You by Sareeta Domingo

Published as part of the #Twentyin2020 initiative by Jacaranda Books, If I Don't Have You is a beautiful story of love at first sight and the painful realities that follow. Ren, an Afro-Brazillian filmmaker meets Kayla, a Black British artist and journalist at a press junket in New York for his new film. Recovering from … Continue reading Review: If I Don’t Have You by Sareeta Domingo

Review: Emily Knight I Am…Becoming by A. Bello

Homecoming. Sacrifice. Family. Fire. Emily Knight is back in this long-awaited third novel of the Emily Knight I Am series.

Summer round-up: A Black British romance

I guess I'm not alone when I say that it has been the weirdest summer that I can remember for a long time...

Review: Sincerely, Mother: Stories From When We Were Mothers by Boma Somiari

Sincerely, Mother is a small collection of short stories by Nigerian author and blogger Boma Somiari. Written from a Christian perspective, the stories each have motherhood as their central theme. From the mother struggling to keep her children quiet during a church service amidst the wry glances of fellow congregants, to a young mother's struggles … Continue reading Review: Sincerely, Mother: Stories From When We Were Mothers by Boma Somiari