Sons Of Audiemar

The Sons Of Audiema
Audiemar Blackmoor was never trying to be a hero. And he was never a villain either. He was a man who built an empire from nothing so the three boys who took his name would never know what it feels like to be powerless again.

Moses. Moose. Kong.
Not bound by blood. Bound by loyalty.

When the only woman they ever loved died, it didn’t just break them. It hardened them. They learned early that love makes you vulnerable. And the Blackmoors don’t do vulnerable.

Moses “Mozzi” Blackmoor lives for control. He takes what he wants and never apologizes for it. When he meets Coast Bellamy, the connection is instant and reckless. Coast is fire, and Mozzi assumes she’ll fall in line like everyone else. She doesn’t. She challenges him. Tempts him. Pushes back. But loving a Blackmoor in this world of African American empire politics, possessive women, and jealous alliances means surviving chaos that never truly sleeps.

Moose Blackmoor is used to being respected the moment he walks in a room. Inari Jacobs doesn’t care about any of that. Their first meeting is sharp words and tension thick enough to cut. But forced proximity turns irritation into heat. Inari’s past is messy. Moose’s present is demanding. What starts as friction becomes something deeper. In this hood love story built on pride and power, they will either build something solid or burn everything down trying.

Kong Blackmoor already buried one love. A widowed father raising two children in a house that feels loud but lonely, he swore he wouldn’t risk his heart again. Then Ayla Jacobs walks in as his live-in chef, bringing warmth into a space that forgot how to hold it. Their connection builds slow. Steady. Real. But in a family where strength means never needing anyone, choosing love feels like rebellion.

Audiemar built his empire to shield his sons from pain, from poverty, from ever feeling small. What he couldn’t protect them from was love.

Because love doesn’t care about power.
It doesn’t respect loyalty codes.
And it refuses to bow to the Blackmoors.

Perfect for readers who love African American romance, hood empire drama, possessive alpha males, second-chance love, and powerful men who fall hard for the women who challenge them.

From the author who brought you Secret Baby With A Hood Rich Menace, A Hood Savage & A Good Girl: An African American Romance, and A Hood Virgin & A Rich Thug, The Sons Of Audiemar delivers loyalty, legacy, and dangerous love that refuses to stay buried.