The Ebony Letter is a tale of two couples who will never meet meet face to face nor exchange emails or connect on FaceBook. The story is presented from the perspective of each of the husbands. One man, The Reader, will discover the world that The Writer has lived in for many years. The Reader is seduced by what he reads, and enters into a world of fantasy and envy. He is both repulsed and attracted by what The Writer has recorded within a journal. A journal once lost and now found. This is the story of how The Reader is trapped by his own fantasies. He is unaware of how he is being changed...

It was Brenda's birthday and her husband Riley had presented her with a gift. It was an ankle bracelet with the letters BBC hanging off it. Neither Brenda nor Riley knew of the intended purpose of the bracelet. In the world of interracial swinging, BBC stood for Big Black Cock and when a white woman wore this, she was signaling not only a preference, but also a willingness to submit to black men. One night, a man named Marcus, who knows well the significance of the bracelet approaches Brenda. However, upon learning that she was unaware of the meaning of the bracelet, he sets off to turn her...

Trisha was a Black Cock Whore and proud of it. Her husband Mike agreed that she had to have as much BBC as he could find for her. This is the story about the night when she found everything, and MORE that she needed.

Mari is seduced by her innocence and her desires to take advantage of youth and looks to become a famous model and actress. She does not realize how evil men can be until she is tricked into coming from her home in Nairobi to the United States where a White supremacy group places her into slavery. This is not a tale that takes place a hundred and fifty years ago. It happens in modern America. The story is brutal and her tormentors are relentless in their degradation of Mari and other young black men and women who have shared her fate. Nevertheless, Mari is a special person, who rises to...