African American Book Characters Novels & Stories

This is the story of Motiesha, a natural yet complicated dark skinned woman who's life is about to change as she's drawn into places she can't escape with unfolding drama, action and comedic relief. DISCLAIMER: This is a work of fiction. Unless otherwise indicated, all the names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents in this book are either the product of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. ★Please Enjoy★

He doesn't even look like someone who even read books. Shaking my head off the thought of him, I focused my whole attention on the book. Smiling like a fool as I read the dialogue between the main character and her love interest. Her story wasn't much different from mine. She was a slave in his manor also, but she was sharp-witted with a sharp tongue, not failing to speak up when she feels so wronged. I wish I could do the same, but I feel like Master Darren would crack my bones if I tried it.

The woman smiled in amusement, "So you're Spanish?" "Brazilian actually." "What's your favorite book?" "Uh... I don't really have a favorite... if I like I book, I like it." I raised my brows, I never thought that the hot headed boy would be a reader. Mrs. Bedivere hums, "but at the top of your head, what would be the first book you think of." "To Kill A Mockingbird," he spoke flatly. Mrs. Bedivere nodded her head, "Maycomb county had recently been told that-"

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Once again, I’m writing a story to honor the request of a reader! A little over a year ago, Ms. Ciara Townsend wrote to me: “My best friend and I are avid readers, and my favorite books usually have white lead characters and black minor characters, and they’re usually quite ghetto. It’s a little discouraging when all of the couples are with people of the same race when there are so many mixed people in the world. I would love an interracial romance, especially when there are so many people that don’t believe in it.”

Keyinde: If I live, I want all of you to prepare for war, a war of freedom. Ajayi: A war? I bet none of us can handle a sword in a combat. We can't fight. Labake: I believe she will kill him. If she does, there is going to be a war immediately because the slave hunters already knows that she's here to us all. He's already had a taste of who she is and what she's made of. Come to think of it, none of you have ever dared to leave this place for just one night. Those who did were sent to the cell full of hungry wild rats. He put us there but we didn't die like the others in the past. The rats died instead of us because she was there with me and she gave me the courage to kill hungry wild rats w

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Her mother had warned her sternly about dating white men. “Isioma, as you are going over to America, don’t bring any Oyinbo to this house o, Ke du?” she said tapping Isioma’s travel bag. To Mama, it wasn’t like being White was bad, but she was something black people would call pro-African: all her other boyfriends in previous times were black, tall, shiny-bearded, broad-shouldered. Notably was even Abdul who studied African History, and was very keen about his roots. He would often refuse to speak in English — except in situations where he had to. Oftentimes on campus, he wouldn’t wear anything without a touch of an African print, from Ghana’s finest Kente to the thickest Adire from Ile-Ife—

Apart from John, there were two starting characters, (or three) in the book, which are Khloe Dave and Maria The King Butt can as well be considered a starting character as he was present through most times. KHLOE DAVE Being the female lead with multiple personalities and weaknesses across chapters, Khloe Dave is one who still made her mark as confidently independent. Her first debut was made in the first chapter, tagged as the Prologue. Her role played in the book was having a close friendship with John, where as in it, they were tagged as best of friends. Khloe in the starting chapters was obviously, confident, bold, sassy and dominant. Her actions spoke for themselves, respectively.

"Sasha, she ... needs you." Eustone stopped slicing and glance to Mrs Braun, surprised. "Sasha don't seem to be needing somebody." "She just act tougher but she's really soft like a marshmallow. She's just like that because someone had betrayed her and now she couldn't trust." Couldn't trust? He asked himself. Who the hell betrayed her and made everything hard for him? "I would never do that to her, I swear," he crossed his heart that made Mrs Braun smile. "I know... but he did."