E Lynn Harris Books in Order

Twin brothers separated as children—one a wealthy, closeted politician, the other a street-smart criminal—are reunited by their parents' death. As they try to bridge their different worlds, they are drawn into a web of family secrets and blackmail. Completed by co-author R.M. Johnson.

Bentley L. Dean owns Miami's hottest modeling agency, but business gets complicated when he agrees to supply models for a high-stakes party. When his favorite protégé falls for a closeted movie star, Bentley must step in to prevent a disaster that could ruin them all.

AJ Richardson is the secret lover of NBA superstar Dray Jones, living a life of luxury in the shadows. When Dray marries a woman to protect his image, AJ is forced to decide if the perks of their hidden life are worth the pain of being second best.

Yancey Harrington Braxton is trying to revive her career with a reality show when her estranged mother, Ava, gets out of prison. Ava is determined to reclaim her spot as the ultimate diva, pitting mother against daughter in a ruthless battle for fame and control.

Heisman Trophy contender Brady Bledsoe has lived a disciplined, celibate life under the watchful eye of his devoted mother. But when a beautiful cheerleader with ulterior motives enters the picture, Brady's bright future—and his mother's carefully guarded secrets—are put at risk.

An anthology edited by E. Lynn Harris that collects twenty-five years of Black gay male writing. The collection features essays, stories, and poems from acclaimed authors like James Baldwin and Essex Hemphill, celebrating a vibrant and often overlooked literary tradition.

In this candid memoir, E. Lynn Harris opens up about his own life, from his childhood in Arkansas to his struggles with depression and his journey to becoming a bestselling author. It is a story of survival, faith, and the reality behind the fiction.

Chauncey Greer, a former boy-band star turned greeting card entrepreneur, returns to his musical roots at a church revival. But when he discovers the church is promoting a homophobic agenda, he organizes a protest that brings him face-to-face with his first love and deepest heartbreak.

Magazine editor Zola Norwood and CEO Raymond Tyler Jr. are navigating success and romance in New York City. While Zola juggles multiple men and a high-pressure job, Raymond tries to rebuild his life after a tragedy, but the return of Basil Henderson complicates everything.

Sports agent John "Basil" Henderson thinks he has met his match in the fierce, ambitious Broadway star Yancey Harrington Braxton. They plan a wedding that promises to be the event of the year, but a secret from the past threatens to destroy their power-couple dreams before they say "I do."

A collection of romantic stories featuring works by Eric Jerome Dickey and other acclaimed authors. The anthology explores the many facets of love, from the sweet and tender to the complicated and real.

In the conclusion to the *Invisible Life* trilogy, Raymond Tyler Jr. faces a career-threatening dilemma while Nicole attempts a Broadway comeback in New York. Their paths cross with the ambitious Yancey Harrington Braxton, leading to a story of ambition, betrayal, and the quest for home.

After being left at the altar, Yancey Harrington Braxton reinvents herself as a pop star in Los Angeles, but she isn't done with her ex, Basil Henderson. When Basil starts a fling with a model who knows too much, revenge becomes a dangerous game for everyone involved.

Four old friends from Hampton Institute—a rare mix of men and women, gay and straight—meet monthly to share their journals and support one another. But as secrets surface and a stranger enters their circle, the group's bond is tested by jealousy, illness, and hidden desires.

Four lives intersect in Chicago when a rookie NFL quarterback is accused of sexual assault by an ambitious sportscaster. As the scandal unfolds, a high-powered attorney and a gay sportswriter get caught in the crossfire, forcing everyone to confront the truth about their own lives.

Raymond Tyler Jr. and Nicole Springer are doing their best to move forward, but life keeps pulling them back to the past. As Raymond navigates a new relationship with a man, Nicole struggles with a stagnant career and loneliness, forcing both to lean on their friendship to survive.

A study of the twentieth-century theologian A.W. Tozer, focusing on his "mystic" approach to Protestant spirituality. The book examines Tozer's prayer life, his influences, and how he sought a deeper, direct experience of God in the midst of modern life.

Raymond Tyler Jr. is a handsome, successful lawyer with a beautiful girlfriend and a bright future, but he harbors a secret attraction to other men. Torn between the expectations of his Southern upbringing and his true desires, Raymond lives a double life that threatens to unravel everything he has built.