As the evening wore on, Soetste gained the companionship of the beautiful house servant, whom he began to call Jasmine. He allowed her to talk of her life and he of his. They shared stories. Their paths were similar, as were the height and build of their bodies. She was his female equivalent. He enjoyed her dark skin and dark eyes. Soetste made love to her in a way he never had with Rachel. Yes, he'd succeeded in releasing Rachel's femininity, but between being a good Jewish wife and the rigid rules of the Dutch Reformed Church, Rachel was a confused woman. She was a fine wife and mother, but...

The summer days were long and confusing, especially as Delilah began to enjoy rum, which after a few sips left her inebriated and incoherent for the rest of the evening. Akev had a mind of his own and fortitude to acquire his dreams, yet Delilah brought him to his knees and brought strife with his brother Gideon, who was also weak to her seductions. Were they captivated by her Acadian charm or was it wanting what another man had? Can Akev's wife Angelique, continue pretending she doesn't see her husband's weakness for Delilah? Aramingo began to socialize heavily, courting beautiful women,...

When Winterwolf stepped into Evaline' life, she tumbled into his arms. Unfortunately, she was not ready for all that love requires... but Missy was. And although Missy was just a girl, she had the mind... and the desires... of a woman. Winterwolf fought her advances... time and time again but when Evaline began taking advantage of his love, he needed more and Missy was there waiting to give it. With the taste of Evaline still on his lips... could he?

Suellen Ocean found the history of Indian removals, rolls, lists, censuses and enumerations complicated and confusing while searching for her allusive Native American ancestry. In the fourth book of her Secret Genealogy series, Ocean thoughtfully gives the reader the guidance they need to search for their own Native ancestry. After reading this book you'll have both the keys and a better understanding of what's required for the amateur to navigate bureaucracies and websites that hold the answers to their questions. Read Secret Genealogy IV, Native Americans Hidden in Our Family Trees, before...

American Rudy Steinberg is visited by a banker from Munich and told he has received an inheritance from his German father, Lothur Von Heinden. Problem is, Rudy was raised to believe that his father was Moses Steinberg, a Jew. When Rudy travels to Munich to collect his inheritance and uncover his true heritage, he is met by protesters fighting for Nazi spoils they believe should go to holocaust victims. Leading the angry protestors is an attractive activist, Hannah, who works for Israeli Intelligence. The chemistry between Rudy and Hannah doesn't work for Israeli Intelligence who want to use...

As he stepped toward the house where Sabina lay resting, the words grew louder... black lilac... black lilac... Sabina... the sheltered black daughter of a white man, has fair skin... enough to pass for white, but she struggles with the morality of such deception, especially during the Civil War. When Samuel, a gorgeous black man she's grown up with, is not ready for her advances, she moves on to Randall Asbury, a white carpetbagger from the north, whom she scoots out of town before her identity is revealed. But is it wise to leave Samuel behind? With that gorgeous smile? After leaving......

Speaking about black ancestry in white families has been taboo for generations, keeping black genealogists from asking too many questions. Draconian laws and prejudices have kept millions of people from knowing the true origins of their ancestors. No matter the color of your skin, readers will enjoy the exploration that Suellen Ocean embarks on in this fifth book of the Secret Genealogy series, "Black, White and Hamite; Ancestors of Color in Our Family Trees." It is the author's hope that this book opens doors in the genealogical world that have been closed for far too long.