11/05/2025
"Billionaire Broke Girls" by Sharain Hemingway is more than a story about success and loss. It’s a mirror for anyone who has looked at their reflection and realized they’ve outgrown who they used to be. It’s about rebuilding after burnout, trusting your faith when everything falls apart, and choosing peace over perfection.
"It’s Time for Mo" by Ron Ancrum is a powerful reminder that becoming who you’re meant to be is never easy, but it’s always worth it. It captures that season of life when you’re trying to stand on your own, define yourself, and learn that manhood or maturity isn’t about having the answers. It’s about finding the courage to keep learning.
"The Contract" by Tanon Tales takes us into the gray areas of love and loyalty, where doing what’s right doesn’t always feel good, and doing what feels good isn’t always right. It’s a story about moral strength, sacrifice, and the kind of choices that reveal who we really are.
Each of these stories was worth publishing because they speak to the moments that shape us: the breaking, the rebuilding, and the becoming. That’s the power of good fiction. It reminds us that we’re not alone in the journey.