Their Eyes Were Watching God for a new generation craving a romantic finale—a sweeping historical tale that is a journey of the heart and of the times.
If it wasn’t for Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God, Nola Denny didn’t know how she would have survived her father’s tragic death or her mother’s descent into mental illness. Inspired by Hurston’s main character, Janie Crawford, Nola sets out to find her own voice, silenced by the weight of being a caretaker and the pains of her past. On her journey to New York, Nola stops in Meridian—a detour that unexpectedly leads to a fresh start, a home, and her own Tea Cake, a Pullman Porter named Baldwin Carter.
Baldwin escaped a loveless childhood and found a caring stranger who invited him into her home and gave him a chance at a new life. A proud, hardworking Pullman Porter, Baldwin must endure bowing and scraping to passengers who barely see him as a man. When he encounters Nola, he instinctively knows he has met his anchor, a woman who makes every inch of him stand tall.
Experiencing loss, hardship, and months of separation, Nola and Baldwin must come to terms with their pasts to share a future together. The young couple know that time and distance cannot separate them, and that the sacrifices they must make are not only for themselves, but for all those who come after them, searching for a better life.
Set during the end of the Great Depression, and shaped by real-world events, crisscrossing the country from South to Midwest to North, Nola and Baldwin is an epic tale of a love powerful enough to overcome the dark forces of racism that threatens to tear it apart.
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Ascension Publishing’s newly minted publisher Morgan Chambers has to make the organization profitable or risk everything he’s ever worked for if it fails. Morgan doesn’t have time for distractions like pretty Noa Dunnavant. He’s only meeting with her to discuss her novel. Not the fact that he can’t stop thinking about her.
Noa’s novel is the lightning rod the company needs. Her book’s success is good for her ego, and covertly spending time with Morgan is good for her soul. But that little pink plus sign changes everything. A baby was never part of their plans. Will this plot twist begin their final chapter, or seal their happily-ever-after?
Donna Hill 
Would like to know do you have any more books coming out about the ladies of TLC series? And what are the title of the ones ,that already been released? I have Tender Loving Passion I thank you. So much for taking the time answering my question.
Did you ever write Rafe Lawsons, own story? If so is there a way I can purchase it on my kindle.
Hi
I have not done Rafe’s story yet. There are two more coming and writing his now. One will be release in October the next early spring and then Rafe. Hope you can hang on a while longer!
Best
Donna
I can’t wait for Race’s story.
I love your books. I can’t wait for the release of Rafe’s story. Keep up the good work!!
Hi Donna
How you been keeping? Just waiting patiently for your new releases. I recently introduced a few of my friends to your books and they love them!
Helen Berkeley
I just finished MURDER IN THE AISLES. Loved it! Felicia Swift is the ‘bomb dignity’! Can’t wait to read Book 2. This novel was so entertaining and sexy . Thank you for stepping out of the box and expanding your talent!
I’m currently reading For the Love of you and I was wondering will you be writing a book for Alyse and Myles?
Hi Betty, Not planning on their storyline at the moment. But I would not rule it out!
Thanks for answering my question. I hope you decide to write more about Lawson’s in the future.
Ms. Hill,
Is there a story in the works to tell Montgomery (Monty) Grant’s story. If there is, please let me know so I can definitely be on the look out. I’m sure it’s going to be just as enjoyable as Franklin and Alonzo’s story.
Yes, Monty’s story will be out Spring 2021!
Hi Ms Hill
Thank you for Rafer story, it was well worth the wait
Will you be finishing up the Grants last son.
Is I am Ayah the way home due out now
Donna, Just finished reading You MakeIt Feel Luke Christmas. So to the point…thank you. -Joyce