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Tasha K writes Black people loving Black people.

Tasha writes romance rooted unapologetically in Black life, without translation, explanation, or one version of Blackness standing in for everybody else.

Merry, Miss Jackson

Filled with holiday laughter, small-town charm, found family, and the kind of Black love that feels like coming home, Merry, Miss Jackson is a cozy Christmas romance about opening your heart, leaning on your community, and discovering that the very best gifts are the ones you never planned for.


Coming Nov 2026 in time for the holidays

What They Started

Jacki Williamson thought she knew her marriage.

Then her housekeeper mentioned interrupting her husband with someone on a Thursday Jacki wasn’t even home.

One early arrival, one unfamiliar woman, and one wedding ring later, Jacki finds herself doing something she never imagined: trying to track down the other woman’s husband.

Wayne Hutchinson is not nearly as oblivious as she expects.

In fact, the former FBI agent already knows his wife is cheating.

What Jacki doesn’t expect is for Wayne to know even more about her husband than she does.

Their shared betrayal should make things awkward.

Instead, it makes them friends.

And somewhere between divorce attorneys, late-night conversations, bakery dreams, and chemistry neither of them planned for, Jacki and Wayne start building something that feels dangerously real.

Their exes started the mess.

Jacki and Wayne might just be the best thing to come out of it.

A sexy, grown Black romance about betrayal, unexpected love, and what happens when moving on looks better than getting even.

Tasha K

When I'm not writing, you'll usually find me planning my next fictional town, dreaming up new happily ever afters, or surrounded by more book ideas than I could ever write in one lifetime. I believe the best love stories leave you smiling long after the last page, and that's exactly the kind of stories I hope to share with you.

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Black love. Black life. No translation.

Come for the mess. Stay for the love.