Sept 26' Book Releases by Black Women Authors

Sept 26' Book Releases by Black Women Authors

September brought us another month full of new stories from Black women authors, and of course, Warm Pages was paying attention.

From mysteries and psychological thrillers to romance, fantasy, historical nonfiction, and stories for younger readers, this month gave us plenty of new books to add to our shelves, libraries, wishlists, and TBRs.

Throughout September, we highlighted new releases from Black women authors because discovering a book is only part of the journey. Knowing who wrote it, sharing their work, recommending it to a friend, and choosing to support their books matters, too.

So before we officially turn the page on September, here’s a look back at some of the Black women authors' releases we highlighted this month.

The Seventh Minute by Lauren W. Roach

Love Me Down to Christmas by Aries Skye

A Crimson Kiss by Anne Wright

Becoming More Than Us by Tamera Holder

Flame by A. A Hart

In Case You Were Listening by T. Alabria

Flames About Her Fanny by Enara Inigo

Write Here With You by Meisha G.

 Weddings on the West Vol. I by Shay Dawn

The Composition Of Evan Jeffries by Ayoka B.  

Kindred Spirits by Nia P.

Best Friend Goals by Cort Nicole

The Roots Between Us by Michelle Davis-Newell

Buy Back My Love by Alex Husb

By Hook or By Crook by Syreeta Benjamin

Safe With You by Kiriah Kaché

The Montreval Collection by Sandra M. Holliday

What I Need by Kay Shanee

Keep Discovering Black Women Authors

Every month, we're going to keep making space for Black women authors and their books.

Whether you're looking for your next romance, thriller, fantasy, historical read, memoir, or simply want to discover an author you've never read before, we want Warm Pages to be a place you can come to find your next book.

So if one of these September releases caught your attention, add it to your TBR, request it from your library, share it with a friend, or purchase a copy when you can.

And if you already read one of these books, tell us what you thought!

Because there are always more Black women authors to discover, more stories to share, and more books to read.

Until next month, keep reading books by Black women. 📚🤎


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