books by Tananarive Due

books by Tananarive Due

books:

Tananarive Due

The Black Rose: The Dramatic Story of Madam C.J. Walker, America's First Black Female Millionaire

Tananarive Due

One World/Ballantine, 2001

A remarkable tale
I've read much about Madame Walker and how she created an empire through sheer determination and hard work, yet most of these accounts don't give a whole lot of insight into Sarah Breedlove McWilliams Walker, the person behind the legend. Madame Walker's life is such ...

Whispers in the Night: Dark Dreams III

Dafina, 2007

fabulous horror collection
The third "Dark Dreams" anthology (see the superb DARK DREAMS and the even better VOICES FROM THE OTHER SIDE) is a fabulous horror collection of all new works written by black authors. There are no clinkers as the compilation runs the gamut of the genre with for the ...

In the Night of the Heat: A Tennyson Hardwick Novel

Blair Underwood, Tananarive Due, ...

Atria, 2008

Excitement & Suspense Rule
Ten is back, and his return is even better than his very good debut in Casanegra. This time around Ten is investigating the death of an O.J. Simpson type, who before his untimely demise, may have offed his ex and her fiancee. Juicy. Juicy. Anyway, Ten's dad, a ...

Casanegra: A Tennyson Hardwick Novel (A Tennyson Hardwick Story)

Blair Underwood

Atria, 2008

"Ten" is a Winner.
Blair Underwood with the help of Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes delivers a new hero Tennyson "Ten" Hardwick who is a fresh as the tabloid headlines. The pace is fast with many twists and turns as the reader delves into the underside of the "rapper" music scene. An ...

The Ancestors
Brandon Massey, Tananarive Due, ...

Dafina, 2008

My Soul to Keep

Tananarive Due

Eos, 1998

my soul to keep
The book was delivered promptly, and the condition of the book was as described. Cover in good shape and no marks on the inside of the book--this last part is very, very important. PS: to Amazon.com--my REAL name is J C Cox--there are no Periods. J C Cox ...

Blood Colony: A Novel

Tananarive Due

Atria, 2008

Par Excellence!
Tananarive Due's continuation of the Immortal story "Blood Colony" is an excellent read. I get really annoyed at people that want a sequel to be a rehash of the previous stories with only the title changing. One reviwer wants to know why Dawit wasn't featured more. ...

The Between

Tananarive Due

HarperTorch, 2005

Excellent first work
Due is an amazing author. The imagery, character development and plot progression of the book are all so masterfully written, It's a great read - page turner from beginning to end.

The Good House

Tananarive Due

Simon & Schuster, 2006

Riding with the King
Watch Stephen (King)....you got someone at nipping at your heals. WOW!..I bought it on audio and it was the best book purchase I have made since "The Gunslinger"...Kudos to you....I loved "My Soul to Keep"...I didnt think it could get better but it did!..Keep those ...

The Living Blood

Tananarive Due

Washington Square Press, 2002

An addictive escape....
This book was the second in Dues' series about a family of immortals and the extraordinary talents of a young girl. I didnt know anything about the author, when I realized I owned her book 'My Soul to keep' (The first book in this series of the story of immortals). ...

Voices From The Other Side: Dark Dreams II (Dark Dreams)

Kensington, 2006

did not disappoint
With my hectic schedule, I have time for anthologies , but rarely novels. This one, (Voices From the Other Side)as well the first installment, were alot better than most "compilations of horror" I've purchased. I always look forward to the Dark Dreams series, and I ...

Joplin's Ghost

Tananarive Due

Washington Square Press, 2006

Due does it again
Characters and story lines you actually care about - the most difficult part of writing fiction in my (educated) opinion. Ms. Due does it with style and flair, and makes it look soooooooo easy. It's a departure from her ususal "horror" fiction - but I like that. ...

Dark Dreams: A Collection of Horror and Suspense by Black Writers

Brandon Massey, Zane, ...

Kensington, 2004

Great Collection
I loved all the stories in this book. Personal recommendations are Bras Coupe and Plaything because they deal with race relations and a societal issue that isn't discussed too much. Looking forward to reading the other installments.

All that she touched: the "lucky ones" gather to remember the author they knew as a mentor and ...
Steven Barnes, Tananarive Due

Thomson Gale, 2006

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Freedom in the Family: A Mother-Daughter Memoir of the Fight for Civil Rights

Tananarive Due, Patricia Stephens Due

One World/Ballantine, 2003

A Celebration of Unsung Heroes
Freedom in the Family by mother-daughter authors, Tananarive Due and Patricia Stephens Due, is an account of their family's involvement in the Civil Rights movement. Told in alternating chapters, the book recounts the contributions of their family, friends and ...