Samara began her literary journey at the age of twelve years old while sneaking to the back of the library and indulging in romance novels; soon after, she wrote her own! She continued on to pen
short contemporary fiction, sexy romance novellas and flash novels, as well as soulful poetry. She is a 2011 Poet of the Year Nominee by African Americans On The Move Book Club.
In 2010, Samara launched SK MINIs, under her self-publishing house, Eclectic Soul Publications Inc. Her first poetry collection, The Ebony Kryptonite has been well received and was followed
by Stripped Barefoot, her first spoken word project.
Samara has been published by Cobblestone Press, Changeling Press, Loose Id, and Total-e-Bound. Samara lives in Chicago with her family.
You can learn more about Samara and her works by heading to her website.
Samara pens the story “Black Honey” in Undressed Inc.
In “Black Honey”…
Who could she run to?
When Officer Elisha “Elle” Taylor finds out crime lord Monty “Black” Kearns was her father, there is only one man she can turn to in the midst of a deadly plot for revenge. The very man she’d sworn
never to touch again. Durant Kane.
Leaning on her father’s enforcer and her ex-lover seemed suicidal when the hit on her father was said to be ordered by his own people. Yet, the impulsive and heady sexual chemistry between them was
undeniable.
How did you envision the title UNDRESSED INC. in your story?
Undressed to me means multilayers. Taking them off can be physical or emotional. In “Black Honey,” it happens both ways between the main characters.
What is your definition of SEXY?
Sexy is all of the senses – sight, taste, touch, smell, sound – infused into one and heightened a hundred fold.
Angela Brown
Shonell Bacon