African American Clean

Billionaire Tyrese and wife Kayla have been abundantly blessed. He’s made her a huge singing sensation, they have a wonderful marriage, and a beautiful daughter. But life doesn’t come without trials and tribulations: the death of a friend, their daughter having to be rushed to hospital, the dark side of fame, not to mention an accident that might cost Tyrese his life. Will their love for each other and for God keep them together as a family? Or will the obstacles become too much and tear them apart?

Kayla Simmons is the daughter of a strict pastor and is fed up of being so sheltered, but she forgets all her troubles by singing, her favorite thing to do. One day, she blows everyone away at an open air talent contest, and no one’s more impressed than Tyrese Malcolm. He’s a cynical billionaire playboy who’s avoided responsibilities for as long as he can remember. His older brother’s tired of it, and tells him to pull up his socks in their recording company, or he’s out. So Tyrese asks Kayla to record for him, and she agrees, keeping it a secret from her parents.

She swore never to fall for her best friend. But he's been her rock for the last sixteen years. And recently, she can't help but notice that the air crackles when they're around each other. Sanna Masterson is an ultra-independent, no-nonsense, executive whose attention to detail has helped her rise in the ranks quickly in the business world. When she gets a call asking if she could take custody of her three-year-old niece for three months, she is clueless about where to start! Dr. Caleb Cho is best friends with Sanna and has been in love with her forever. The problem?

Husband and wife Kayla and Tyrese Malcom are back in an all new story! Nobody said that having a big family would be easy. But things have been going from bad to worse for the Malcolms. From health scares to relationship drama, it’s been difficult for Kayla and Tyrese to see the light at the end of the tunnel. And when Kayla turns to drinking to relieve her depression, Tyrese is about ready to call it quits. Will it take a tragedy for the Malcolms to realize the value of their family? And through it all, will they be able to find their faith in God again?

When Joe Biden attempted to compliment Barack Obama by calling him "clean and articulate", he unwittingly tapped into one of the most destructive racial stereotypes in American history. This book tells the history of the corrosive idea that whites are clean and those who are not white are dirty.