African-American Adult Romance novels releasing in 2022.
Books must meet this criteria to be on this list:
1.) Novels, novellas, or short stories only.
2.) The protagonist and their culture must be African-American.
3.) Romance must be m/f. Both main characters must present as their sex/gender observed at birth.
No young adult novels, erotica, hood/street/urban literature. No self-published unless the book has a minimum of 30 ratings and 1 review.
No interracial romances and no biracial main character or love interest.
Christian romance is allowed.
Books that violate the rules will be removed without comment.
Other Years
2022, 2021, 2020
Books must meet this criteria to be on this list:
1.) Novels, novellas, or short stories only.
2.) The protagonist and their culture must be African-American.
3.) Romance must be m/f. Both main characters must present as their sex/gender observed at birth.
No young adult novels, erotica, hood/street/urban literature. No self-published unless the book has a minimum of 30 ratings and 1 review.
No interracial romances and no biracial main character or love interest.
Christian romance is allowed.
Books that violate the rules will be removed without comment.
Other Years
2022, 2021, 2020
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Sep 15, 2021 09:46AM
why tf is " romance must be m/f" and "both main characters must present as their sex/gender observed at birth" a rule? cis-het black relationships r not the only examples of black love so ur balant homophobia is inaccurate, weird, and anti black. queer and trans black ppl deserve love stories too bitch
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nala :3 wrote: "why tf is " romance must be m/f" and "both main characters must present as their sex/gender observed at birth" a rule? cis-het black relationships r not the only examples of black love so ur balant..."I don't have to answer to you. You're seem to be an intolerant anti-black, anti-heterosexual, bigot and a bully. If you don't like it, go to another list. This list is not inclusive. Reported.
nala 🖤 wrote: "why tf is " romance must be m/f" and "both main characters must present as their sex/gender observed at birth" a rule? cis-het black relationships r not the only examples of black love so ur balant..."mte, this list is garbage (and um, interracial romances with poc/poc are off limits now?)
eta: i don't care if you report me.
nitya wrote: "nala 🖤 wrote: "why tf is " romance must be m/f" and "both main characters must present as their sex/gender observed at birth" a rule? cis-het black relationships r not the only examples of black lo..."Your lists are garbage and damn straight interracial and poc/poc are banned. Now what? Reported. Not everyone wants to screw white people and other ethnic groups. Get over yourselves. And neither you are Nala there are African-Americans, so mind your own ethnic groups. Buh-bye!
Addy wrote: "nitya wrote: "nala 🖤 wrote: "why tf is " romance must be m/f" and "both main characters must present as their sex/gender observed at birth" a rule? cis-het black relationships r not the only exampl..."i am black. i don't know what ur getting at. the american in my nigerian american is black american. i can't have any other experience as an american. also ur gammar? fix it. i almost had a stroke reading this. ur probably like 14 so i'm not gonna back and forth with u on the validity of all forms of black love on goodreads.com. enjoy ur closed minded, bigoted views babe <3
Addy wrote: "nala :3 wrote: "why tf is " romance must be m/f" and "both main characters must present as their sex/gender observed at birth" a rule? cis-het black relationships r not the only examples of black l..."anti heterosexual? now ur making up words. there is no such thing. ur literally just using my arguments against me bc u have none. pls abeg shut up.
nala 🖤 wrote: "i am black. i don't know what ur getting at. the american in my nigerian american is black american. i can't have any other experience as an american. also ur gammar? fix it. i almost had a stroke reading this. ur probably like 14 so i'm not gonna back and forth with u on the validity of all forms of black love on goodreads.com. enjoy ur closed minded, bigoted views babe <3"Oooh, did I strike a nerve? Stay mad. You not african-american. You're a child of immigrants. Probably descended from the same ones that sold african-americans into slavery. Mind your immigrant business. And grammar? Is that all you got? This isn't a thesis paper. Meanwhile, you write like you're drunk.
BTW, "Black Love" in the black American community (the community you're not apart of, but desperately want to be because you're a self hater) means black m/f. Next time, do your research before you embarrass yourself. Bye yourself, you closed minded bigot. Not everyone has to think like you.
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