Beverly Jenkins je průkopnicí inkluzivního románu, která se od svého debutu v roce 1994 neúnavně zasazuje o větší rozmanitost v žánru. Její práce, oceňovaná kritiky i čtenáři, je známá svým poutavým stylem a schopností zachytit ducha doby. Jenkins mistrně propojuje historické reálie s hlubokými, lidskými příběhy, které rezonují s širokým publikem. Její odkaz spočívá v boření žánrových bariér a vytváření romanci, kde jsou postavy z různých prostředí oslavovány a viditelny.
Incorporating a beloved recipe, this book offers a delightful exploration of culinary creativity through the lens of Hester's famous Mud Pie. Readers will discover not only the steps to recreate this delicious dessert but also a rich narrative that intertwines food with personal stories and memories. The recipe serves as a centerpiece, inviting readers to engage with the themes of comfort, tradition, and the joy of sharing meals with loved ones.
The story revolves around a gentleman in search of a housekeeper who is open to travel. This unique job offer sets the stage for an intriguing relationship between the two characters, blending themes of adventure and personal connection. As they embark on their journey together, they navigate challenges and develop a bond that goes beyond mere employment, exploring themes of trust, companionship, and the complexities of human relationships.
"Trent July has been the mayor of this historic town for the past four years, but now he's ready to let someone else take up the mantle. Barrett Payne, a former Marine, decides he wants the job. But when a surprise candidate also enters the ring, the town has opinions on who would be the best candidate. And of course that's not the only drama, as Malachi 'Mal' July continues to make reparations for the damage he's caused and to the people he's betrayed, especially his lady love Bernadine"--Provided by publisher
When thugs destroy the school she has set up and then target her, Valinda runs for her life-and straight into the arms of Captain Drake LeVeq.As an architect from an old New Orleans family, Drake has a deeply personal interest in rebuilding the city.
The second novel in USA Today bestselling author Beverly Jenkins' compelling new Women Who Dare series follows a female rancher in Wyoming after the Civil War. A reporter has come to Wyoming to do a story on doctors for his Black newspaper back east. He thinks Colton Lee will be an interesting subject...until he meets Colton's sister Spring. She runs her own ranch, wears denim pants instead of dresses, and is the most fascinating woman he's ever met. But Spring, who has overcome a raucous and scandalous past, isn't looking for, nor does she want, love. As their attraction grows, will their differences come between them or unite them for an everlasting love?