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When scholarship student Iris Hale arrives at the elite Winter Hall, she expects cold stares, ancient traditions, and a brutal academic workload. She doesn’t expect whispers in the walls, students who vanish without a trace, or cryptic warnings etched into stone. As Iris digs deeper, she uncovers a chilling legacy: a secret society known as The Inheritors, an ancient Rite fueled by memory and blood, and a lineage that ties her to a girl who disappeared decades ago.

Experience the raw journey of Yolanda Williams as she confronts the unbearable grief of losing both her brothers within a short period. In "Sorry for Your Loss But What Happened," Williams courageously shares her firsthand account of navigating through profound loss and grappling with existential questions.

Akeeba Bledsoe has been dealt a bad hand for the past few years. With the lack of money, trying to take care of her mom, and attend school, she felt like she’d never see the light at the end of the tunnel. Not to mention, her job as a waitress at the Tasty Peach Gentleman’s Club was in jeopardy. With everything going wrong in her life, the last thing on her mind was a man. That was until the night she met Jason Knight.

Asia Brooks thought she escaped her past but little did she know it has caught up to her. Running away from her abusive boyfriend, she has moved from state to state until she finds herself in Charlotte, North Carolina working as a security officer. As Asia tries to settle into a new life in a new city, she unexpectedly finds love from the one man she never would have thought, her boss.

Dear White Woman, Please Come Home is Kimberlee Yolanda Williams's invitation to white women longing for authentic friendship with Black and brown women, the kind of friendship with no place for secrets, the kind of relationship where truth-telling is welcome, even when it hurts. The idea for the book was born after attending a workshop that left her shaken and angry. In it, Kimberlee listened as white woman after white woman didn't understand how this or that comment, custom, behavior, or norm so negatively impacted women of color.