Beverly Harris: 7 books

The child of an Army soldier, Zoe-Marie comes face-to-face with the rigors of military life as she must move away from all she knows and loves. Though sad at first, Zoe soon comes to understand that such changes are all a part of life. Finally learning that difficult lesson, Zoe-Marie sets out to enjoy her last days with her best friends.

Twenty tales of hot man-on-man action showcasing the very best in erotic writing and the raunchiest gay encounters around, from wild one-night stands to the lasting connections made by long-term lovers. Dominant masters and their willing submissives, musclebound hunks and shy, geeky guys, curious...

Jeannine Hiller is excited about moving from Washington to her parents' hometown in California. She is also sad about the move because her mom is not alive to watch the building and finishing of the house her mom designed. Jeannine's joy is in looking forward to living so close to both sets of her...

Jeannine and her new best friends learn to cope with their abusive, control freak 4th grade teacher. Jeannine is comforted by her dad, teacher friends, principal and other adult friends. Then on a really bad day Mrs. Rimwood has a meltdown and hurts kids when she loses control of her terrible temper....

Chris Rimwood feels like 14 going on 30 because he has serious responsibilities to keep his sister and six other children safe in the dark secrets of the Rimwoods' foster home. He is a young assistant organist at his church, and a secret detective on the case of a seven year old kidnapping. The children...

Peter Hawthorne is a new music professor at the university in his beloved aunt's town. He has been searching for his missing special needs daughter, ever since his ex-wife had Josephine abducted from her preschool. The ex has played a cruel game of keep away for several years, writing letters of where...

Race and racism have played a divisive and defining role throughout much of America's history. Slavery, Jim Crow laws, segregation, and Ku Klux Klan terrorism have inflicted deep psychic wounds, social disparities, and economic disadvantages that have diminished the promise of equal rights and opportunities...