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Author. Actress. Blasian Gal.
I have wonderful news today! I’m extremely happy to announce that I will be writing TWO more romances set in the Lowcountry!
Thank you to May, my amazing editor, and Avon/HarperCollins for their unwavering support. I am very thankful.
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Thank you to everyone who took the time to read and review A Lowcountry Bride.
I love this Amazon review:
“This was an unexpectedly touching story. Loved all of the characters, especially Maya.”
Click here to order your copy today!
ONE MORE DAY until A Lowcountry Bride releases into the world.
will release into the world.”
Eve, basically! 
(that can also be personalized). Click here to register, and I’ll see you tomorrow!
Booksellers are reading and loving #ALowcountryBride Thank you, Deanna Bailey of Story on the Square for this lovely review of my novel and for making it a highlighted title in your shop!
“I adored A Lowcountry Bride so much, that I finished it one night! I loved reading a romance novel with two main black characters set in the south, and I loved that this took place in one of my favorite cities Charleston, South Carolina. I appreciated how Williams addressed how beautiful yet historically rich in the African American heritage Charleston is. I could go on and on but needless to say I couldn’t get enough of this wonderful story!”
review from the American Library Association’s Booklist 
This is my first ever starred review as an author Thank you, Booklist! I am so glad you enjoyed the story.
“With superb character development and great emotional depth, Afro Filipina writer Williams stitches together a quietly powerful love story that is beautifully enriched by the deft and insightful incorporation of weighty issues such as grief and medical conditions into the compelling plot and brightly enhanced by glimpses into the vibrant culture and history of Charleston.”
Early readers are posting their feedback on A Lowcountry Bride and I’m pleased with the reception! One of my aims as a writer is to tell gentle romances that don’t shy away from the harsh realities of life, especially as those realities affect Black and Brown people.
So if you’re looking for an own voices, gentle romances that have a small town vibe, deal with difficult topics, and feature multi-cultural main characters, then I’m your girl.
And if you pre-order A Lowcountry Bride you will receive a signed bookplate from me! Click on this link for more details
The first line in the caption really tugged on my heartstrings. It says: “2021 is bringing us the Black romances we deserve.”
That’s all I ever wanted to do in my romance novels. I want to deliver happily ever afters to Black folks despite what the world says we deserve. This is truly an honor.
