In most of her speeches, author Jenkins speaks widely on the 19th century Afro-American history and romance. She has given lectures at numerous prestigious universities such as the Oberlin University, Michigan University, and the Illinois University. Because of the success of most of her written work based on the historical and contemporary romance genres, author Jenkins has been able to feature in a number of national publications, such as the People Magazine, Vibe Magazine, Wall Street Journal, and the Dallas Morning News. This was followed by her second young adult book in the year 2013 titled ‘Josephine and the Soldier’. The novel was called as ‘Belle and the Beau’. It was in the year 2002 that author Jenkins wrote and published her debut historical novel for the young adults. In the year 1999, author Jenkins was voted to be one of the top 50 Afro-American Favorite writers of the twentieth century by the AABLC, which the largest online Afro-American book club of America. The list of prominent awards in her writing career includes a Book of the Year award by the Detroit Free Press, 3 Best Sellers Awards from Waldenbooks, a Black Writer’s Guild Golden Pen Award, and a couple of Career Achievement Awards by the RT Magazine. As of today, author Jenkins has written and published a total of 16 books in her writing career and has also received several prestigious awards for dedicated efforts. Later, she enrolled herself in the Michigan State University and graduated with a major in English Literature and Journalism.

Author Jenkins was born in the year 1951 in Detroit and completed her high school studies from the Cass Technical High School. Author Jenkins and her family live in the southeastern region of Michigan. So far, she has written around 5 historical romance book series in her writing career, from which many novels have gone on to become bestsellers all over the world. In most of her novel, she has given a particular importance to the 19 the century Afro-American life. Beverly Jenkins is one of the USA Today bestselling authors of the African-American descent, who likes to write her novels based on the contemporary and historical romance genre.

Second Time Sweeter by Beverly Jenkins