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Mr. Alpha Undone: Baes of Juneteenth

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Titan Stone (Mr. Black Dallas)

Fall in line or get replaced. That's how my businesses operate. Being named the Dallas representative for the Mr. Black Organization was an honor, not a job. However, it's not easy to change the way someone maneuvers. I was determined to make this year's Juneteenth celebration unlike anything this city had seen before, starting with a road trip focused on Black culture. I had a plan, my purpose was clear, and my team was set. Until a wild-card photographer got thrown in the mix determined to push against my dictations. I wasn't the type of man to bend and Solange Raven was quickly proving that she wasn't the type of woman to give in. Nice guys finish last. Lucky for me, as a venture capitalist, that's never been a title I carried.

Contains mature themes.

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Published September 3, 2024

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Kelsey Green

12 books23 followers
Life for me has always been about seizing the adventure by exploring and experiencing everything I can, while searching beneath the surface to uncover the raw beauty in this world. Through film, poetry, and writing, I cannot help but use my imagination to visualize every moment. My travels and love for different cultures I’ve encountered have only further instilled these creative outlooks and are the main reason why readers are sure to be taken on an adventurous journey through my stories.

Whether couples fall in love, fall for the enemy, or fall into the sheets, their wild romance breaks conventional rules. Although every character is unique, it brings me pleasure to explore how diverse people react to different adventures when placed in daring circumstances.

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6,353 reviews141 followers
June 10, 2023
Remember Titan

Guys, you all need to remember the name Titan Stone. Solange will undoubtedly remember his name and the smooth ride he took Solange on for the adventure of her life. Again, the Juneteenth references are spot on, especially since Galveston, TX, is the birthplace of this momentous occasion. The author did a fantastic job with her collaboration.
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493 reviews33 followers
April 4, 2025
“We wouldn’t be on this earth forever. Yet, a photograph would last a lifetime.”

In the words of Malcolm X, “The media’s the most powerful entity on Earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that’s power. Because they control the minds of the masses.”
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1,575 reviews148 followers
October 8, 2026
Juneteenth Vibes

I didn’t know what to expect when opening this book but I was pleasantly surprised. I would definitely read more books by this author. This was fun and exciting and it had the perfect amounts of spice.
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50 reviews
September 6, 2026
A cute, SHORT listen. I realized that I like Winston James’ narration, having recognized his voice before confirming it was him.

The banter, the bit of sarcasm, the familiarity. The way the love & respect in every relationship bled through in such a short time is one of my favorite things about Black stories by Black authors. The depiction of community always brings you right home. Not to mention actual conversations we’ve alllll had & the addition of history here that we should all know.

Titan & Solange were cute. Sometimes it just takes the right environment & a second to truly see. 😏
817 reviews5 followers
June 13, 2023
So much history revealed with each anthology!!

Thank you Kelsey Green for lifting the name Opal Lee as the mother of Juneteenth!! I like that each anthology begins with the same historical narrative of how the Mr. Black Organization began and survived to a point where the entire country of Black people are now taking notice! Titan and Solange are next up in the Black love portion of these anthologies! Titan showed in what he was doing with the Black business owners of Texas would in some way attone for how in the past he allowed his financial skills to help government in their home town disenfranchise upstanding Black citizens with good paying jobs just to shore up the city's bottom line! Although love stories are interspersed in these Juneteenth celebration stories, much history is also being revealed and shared! Thank you again for dropping this knowledge!!!!!!
1,238 reviews9 followers
June 11, 2023
Titan Stone!

I really enjoyed this book and this couple. Titan was a man who thought he knew everything it seemed and seemed to only see things in black and white from his own viewpoint until he met a Raven named Solange. I loved how she pushed back at him and made him see the color he was missing from life. I loved how there was focus on lesser known black owned businesses and the importance of Black equity. I’m really enjoying this series and can’t wait to start the next book.
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645 reviews
June 21, 2025
Titan thought he was running the show until Solange showed up and snatched the mic.
It’s giving alpha vs alpha, heavy tension, and chemistry that could melt steel.

Kelsey Green delivered a power struggle wrapped in heat and attitude and I was HERE FOR IT.
He’s used to control. She’s not here to be managed.
Somebody’s about to get undone and I know who I’m betting on.
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303 reviews16 followers
April 3, 2025
4.5 ⭐️ This is definitely one of those stories that I need to be a novel. More of Titan and I definitely want to know what’s up with his niece.
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191 reviews
August 6, 2025
3.5 ⭐️

Strong story and character development, especially for a short story. Really liked the chemistry between the main characters!
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90 reviews1 follower
January 28, 2025
This one was ok. It didn’t have the excitement of the other books in the series.
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1,002 reviews8 followers
July 17, 2023
Mr. Black-Dallas and his feisty photographer...🔥🔥🔥

Titan Stone met his match with Solange Raven. Their story was fire the minute he set eyes on her. You know how they say opposites attract? Well these two had it in spades! The the more the fought the stronger their passion and chemistry got. I loved everything about this book. Especially when Titan talked about his vision for the Juneteenth Celebration and bringing back and investing in black owned businesses along with opportunities to the build up black communities. I thoroughly enjoy a book that provides knowledge and history around a love story. It gives the book more flavor and holds me captive. This author did that for sure. Titan and Solange not only went on a journey to discover ways to help and elevate the community. They found themselves and a connection to each other in the process. But I have to say, that one part with the lamp in the dark. I lmao!! 😂😂😂 I know I would've said the same things DeShawn and Solange did. This book is a must read. Totally deserving of 5⭐. You will not be disappointed reading it.
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334 reviews4 followers
June 14, 2023
Titan Stone, Mr. Black Dallas. Loved him and his vision of the future if the Black community dealing with generational wealth and equity. I liked Solange "SoSo" a lot and I was glad they were both able to really see each other and accept one another for all they were. The good and the bad. Solange and DeShawn were able to capture what Titan was looking to do beautifully.

Kelsey Green did a great job incorporating Galveston's history and the birth of Juneteenth in this story as well as bringing Ms. Opal Lee front and center.

The familiar connection of Solange and Alanna (from Mr. Straight Up No Chaser) was a nice touch and Rezi and DeShawn need their own story.
325 reviews2 followers
July 10, 2023
Highlighting Black Entrepreneurs While Falling in Love

Titan and Solange started out cautious of each while having to work together on the Juneteenth project. The more time they spent together brought out that chemistry. After some clarity on an incident that took place in the past, all was forgiving and Titan and Solange’s collaboration help spotlight black entrepreneurs, what Juneteenth means to the black community and sharing vital information for future generations. They also found love and each other in the midst of working together. This was a very good and insightful book.
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767 reviews2 followers
June 25, 2023
Titan and Solange!!!

Titan is used to being an Alpha in business as well as in his personal life. Solange comes along and changes all of that for him. I loved the way Titan and Solange saw each other which helped their relationship. I also loved the road trip to the Black businesses and the Juneteenth information included in the book. It was also enjoyable reading about Titan's plan to build up these businesses which showed he was taking his Mr. Black duties seriously. Great book by Ms. Green!!!
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755 reviews8 followers
July 4, 2023
Good Read

I liked the quotes at the beginning of each chapter. This is something that was also done in the three previous books in this series.
In their own ways, both Titan and Solange were trying to control their surroundings and world. Hiding instead of fully imbracing life. Control can be a both a strength and a weakness. When it is used to keep people out and prevents you from exploring other view points, experiencing hurt, disappointment, or pain it can prevent you from really living. You might as well be in a cage.
151 reviews
July 11, 2023
Oh My Gawd!

At first I wasn’t sure I was going to like Titan. He appeared so cynical and anal. Then in walks Solange Raven, Alanna’s sister. She gave as good as she got. She was Titan’s match! She got him to loosen up while on their trip. They’ve always said that opposites attract, and boy did these two! I don’t remember reading anything by Kelsey Green before, but this won’t be my last time! I really enjoyed this story! I especially loved all of the references to Juneteenth!! ❤️🔥
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223 reviews
June 27, 2026
Every King Needs A Queen

Titan defined his name in its entirety. A true juggernaut who conquers every aspect of business. Very logical and blunt, he’s all business and no fun until Solange Raven graces his doorstep. Hired to be a photographer for Dallas festivities, the last thing Solange expected was to become absorbed by Titan’s demeanor. Traveling together brought them to a point where submission and intuition superseded their resistance. I love reading how a woman’s presence and essence can break through the resolve of a determined business man.
664 reviews4 followers
June 19, 2023
Mr. Al0ha Undone

To say Tyson is a hard ass is an understatement. However, as I've said before, the love of a good woman or man can change your mind. Being from Texas, I appreciate how Tyson thought to highlight all the black owned business and set them up for success. Cresting generational wealth is everything. We need to spend our money with our people, in our neighborhoods, and support our businesses. We need to create a new Black Wall Street. Very good read!!
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701 reviews
June 25, 2023
Mr. Alpha Undone, Indeed!!

Triston seemed to have met his match with Solange! He got more than just a photographer and that took him for a loop! As Dallas is my current hometown, it was nice to see the reference to Opal Lee, the grandmother of Juneteenth, and from Texas!

I enjoyed the story and the Black Culture! This series keeps getting better and better!! Kudos, Kelsey!! 💜
246 reviews1 follower
October 3, 2023
Mr. Alpha Undone

This was a love story about So large Raven and Titan Stone. Titan was Mr. Black for Texas and So large was a photographer !he hired for the Juneteenth celebration he was planning for his state. They were at odds when they first met because of prior information obtained on his background. However he proved on a road trip she was judging him which led to their happily ever after.
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15 reviews
June 10, 2023
I may have to reread my favorite parts because I was distracted by Titan. Where can I get me a Titan Stone? This book was fun. I loved how Solange was perfect for him without him knowing it. I thought she may kill him on the road trip and get Deshawn to hide the body but she fell hard. Titan's cause reminded me of a friend of mine in highschool.
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124 reviews
June 14, 2023
UNDONE

I loved this story. Just the banter between the Mr. Black characters is enough to read the series but Titan’s story was absolutely fantastic. He seemed to be the “stiff coat” but SoSo brought out the fun Titan. The story of Juneteenth and the black businesses in this one were amazing.
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393 reviews2 followers
June 21, 2023
good read

This was a cute enemies to lovers type vibe kind of story with a nice look in some Juneteenth adjacent/ black culture information I didn’t know I was looking for but definitely could appreciate. Titan & Solange’s journey to love was comical to watch. I hope to see more of DeShawn and Rezi!
70 reviews
July 6, 2023
Seeing but not believing

Every part of this story was believe what you are not seeing. Both couples went into this not wanting to believe what they saw and that was the beauty inside of themselves. This story gave a small peak of history through the lens of a camera but captured everything needing to be told. Read it to understand.
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