Today I welcome interracial romance author Mahalia Levey!

Colorblind Love

I am biracial. I grew up seeing the best and worst in both worlds and the cultural difference. I’ve found it’s easy to understand the odds that some couples fight to find that forever love, and while I wish love crossed the boundary of color and culture. Personally the most hurtful comment someone made to me was that I wasn’t black enough for my fiance. I never paid attention to the different shades of color within my ethnicity. There’s nothing worse than struggling with racism within your own race where the shade of your skin can determine what clique you may fit into.

If color were blind, would couples find the strength that binds them together? Without struggle would finding that perfect person for us we worth it or would we not hold onto what was easily gained? Just some food for thought. I love all sides of my heritage and embrace the unsavory and the beautiful while having optimism that things can always improve and get better, that inherent goodness will prevail

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Blurb Heaven Sent:

Mia Justice counts every day as a blessing, not taking life for granted. Although she has strong faith, she finds it hard to move on in her personal life, until an accident changes her perception of really living.

Dire Sylis takes his job and the responsibility that comes with his job seriously. Saving as many lives or helping in any situation is how he pays homage to the father he lost as a young adult. However nothing prepares him the chance encounter that will change his life.