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Reading Lounge Check-Ins

In My Ear: “I Got You” by Miss Jenesequa Had Me Listening Like I Was in the Group Chat

This month, I Got You by Miss Jenesequa is in my ear, and Jordana and Genesis have already given me romance, chemistry, complicated feelings, and just enough family business to keep me listening. Let’s talk about the story, the narration, and why this audiobook deserves a spot in your listening queue.

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Romance Tropes

Why Choose One? Let’s Talk About Why Choose Romance in Black Romance and Urban Fiction

One woman, multiple love interests, and no need to choose just one? Friend, hear me out. We’re breaking down the Why Choose trope in Black Romance and Urban Fiction, why these stories hit differently, and three books that might convince you to add a few more book boyfriends to your TBR.

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