I received a catalog called "Black Expressions" for a book club that features black authors.

I don't want to belong to another book club, and I don't want to fill this house with bookshelves, but I want to read some of these books.

Sister Betty! God's Calling You, Again! by Pat G'Orge-Walker

Sister Betty hasn't been the same since God called her on the phone back in 1984. Now it's her job to look out for the members of the Ain't Nobody Right But Us All Others Goin' to Hell Church and members like Connie Fuse, Ima Hellraiser and Carry Onn.

What a Sista Should Do by Tiffany L. Warren

Three church women stop frontin and tell it all! Yvonne must confront her womanizing minister husband, Taylor's trying to keep married baby's father a secret and Pam's fed up with her hubby's P. Diddy wannabee lifestyle. Through prayer and each other, these sistas better figure out what to do!

Skyscraper by Zane

While everything may seem cool on the surface at Wolfe Industries, the nation's first African-American automobile maker, underneath it all this cast of characters is teaming with betrayal, after-work affairs, scheming secretaries and lots more!

If you're local, I'll subscribe and donate the books to your organization.