Description

In the heart of New Orleans lies Tremé, a vibrant neighborhood steeped in history, culture, and community. For artist Nia Jordan, Tremé isn't just her home—it's her canvas, her inspiration, and her family. For musician Avery Harper, it's the rhythm of his soul and the muse behind his melodies. Together, they are bound by their love for their community and each other.

But when a powerful development corporation threatens to erase Tremé in the name of "progress," Nia and Avery must lead a movement to save the neighborhood they hold dear. With Nia's murals serving as powerful symbols of resistance and Avery's music uniting the people, they rally the community in a fight against greed, corruption, and gentrification.

As the battle intensifies, so do the challenges. Their love is tested by differing visions, mounting pressure, and personal fears. Yet, through every setback, they find strength in the bonds they've built—with their neighbors, their culture, and each other.

Love and Resistance is a heartfelt romantic graphic novel that weaves art, music, and activism into a story of resilience. Set against the backdrop of New Orleans' rich culture, this story celebrates love in all its forms: for people, for heritage, and for home.

Perfect for readers who believe in the power of community and the beauty of love, this is a tale of hope, courage, and the fight to preserve what truly matters.