Fixed in an urban setting during adolescent years when a young woman tries to find her way, The Tale of The Ebony Queen sets the tone for "real-life" fiction that many urban girls can relate to in their own lives, low self-worth, parties and alcohol, and seeking love and acceptance in all the wrong places. Cheyenne Hudson is a young girl with luminous potential but struggles with speaking up for herself and walking in her truth. It's only when the whirlwind of sexual abuse, heartbreak and manipulation prods Cheyenne to seek God's Holy spirit, examine her life and walk in her birthright.