Little Black Girl Lost Books in Order

In 1950s New Orleans, fifteen-year-old Johnnie Wise is betrayed by her mother and drawn into a world of exploitation. Powerful men pursue control over her life as jealousy, violence and hidden motives threaten her survival.

Johnnie Wise hopes her dangerous past is over as she builds a life with Paul Masterson. But Janet, inheriting immense wealth and blaming Johnnie for her father’s death, uses her resources to pursue a relentless campaign of revenge.

Lauren Renee Bouvier's protectors are being killed, and the wealthy people behind the attacks remain beyond the authorities' reach. Surrounded by supposed friends with hidden loyalties, she must find a way to survive a campaign designed to destroy her.

After another tragedy, Johnnie Wise leaves New Orleans without a home or the fortune she has lost. With her former lover and a powerful crime lord no longer beside her, she must face an uncertain future.

A sixteen-year-old Nigerian girl flees an arranged marriage with her young lover, only to be taken aboard a slave ship bound for America. Her story reveals the roots of Johnnie Wise’s family history.