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"If Chicago Could Talk" is available for purchase

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I write African American Historical Fiction books. Why, one may ask. Because “Until The Lion Tells The Story The Hunter Will Always Be The Hero.”

 

I want my readers to feel like they have been transported to a different era in American history. The whileBlack Chronicles’ stories are about creative, sophisticated families who find a way to prosper “while-Black” regardless of the era or the obstacles.

 

 Book four in the whileBlack Chronicles’, “If Chicago Could Talk”, is about the thriving Black Metropolis of Bronzeville. It’s a fast-paced story about big-city segregation, politics, police, and criminals. The Thomas family has a new leader but is he ready? Chicago is not New Orleans.

 

If you like to read you will enjoy this Black washed version of history.

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