Rhoshell Baker

It appears without warning. A black book with a silver title: The Book That Reads You. No barcode. No publisher. And inside, a truth you never told a soul.Clara Bennett has spent twenty-two years trying to forget the night her fifteen-year-old sister, Elise, vanished. As a literary critic, she...

Reyanna OConnor is in her mid-fifties, and she has a perfectly good life: a husband who makes her laugh, a grown son who calls on Sundays, a job, running shoes, and a basement bar her husband built with his own hands. So why is she writing a love letter to a green bottle in the refrigerator?...

A Political Novella of Memory, Migration, and Pan-African UnityWhen Ghanaian carpenter Kweku Badu and his eleven-year-old daughter Abena are forced to flee their home in Johannesburg after a xenophobic attack, they return to Ghana with nothing but a single suitcase—and a story that will travel...