19 Bestselling Fiction Books

Period: January/February - 2015

AALBC Bestseller Seal

The African American Literature Book Club’s Bestsellers List has been published continuously since 1998. It celebrates the bestselling titles from our curated selection of books written by or about Black people. Learn More below.

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Cover for Touched by an Angel

Touched by an Angel

by Victoria Christopher Murray and Princess F.L. Gooden
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Cover for Surprises

Surprises

by M. D. Williams
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Cover for The Dating Game: Short Stories About the Search for Mr. Right

The Dating Game

by Princess F.L. Gooden
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Cover for Twist

Twist

by Bill Long
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Cover for Broken Dolls

Broken Dolls

by Susan D. Peters
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Cover for The Only One: An Urban Tale of Romance

The Only One

by Connie Bradley
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Cover for Animal 2: The Omen

Animal 2

by K’wan
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Cover for Consequences

Consequences

by Martha Kennerson
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Cover for God Help the Child: A Novel

God Help the Child

by Toni Morrison
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Cover for Live A Little

Live A Little

by Rhonda McKnight
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Cover for Society Wives

Society Wives

by Renee Daniel Flagler
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Cover for The Next Thing Is Joy: The Gospel According to Vivian Grace

The Next Thing Is Joy

by Tracey Michae’l Lewis-Giggetts
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You will learn about books selling well in the Black community that may never show up on lists published by corporate entities. Spread the word about our list; don’t let one or two lists, which we don’t control, determine which books are important.

We collect our bestselling titles from all our sales channels. The majority of our sales come from this website and our in-person events. We also include sales generated through our affiliate relationships, including Bookshop.org, Libro.fm (audiobooks), and Amazon.com*.

*For a few years, we actively boycotted Amazon but have discontinued this practice to ensure we do not exclude authors who are exclusive to that platform. We still discourage exclusivity but support all Black authors.