In this last book we get to see Buntu navigating being a widow, mom, daughter and sister. She finally gets out of the shell she has been hiding under. We get to see her growth, healing, her falling in love with herself. Also we get to see Nobuntu in a different light with all her flaws.

This is a story of a young woman from her tertiary days to seeing her growing up to be a Zulu wife. This story is Inspired by all African women, this is a journey similar to most Southern African women from a series of ceremonies to go through in the growth of a girl to being a woman, a wife and a mother. This is in the mind of a young woman as to how she views love, marriage, and motherhood. This story follows her struggles in being a career woman, wife, mother and balancing all this while still fulfilling all her dreams. Set in South Africa. STILL TO BE EDITED

Sequel to in the Mind of a Zulu wife. This book will look at how Buntu deals with being a wife to man married to her and another woman, how she deals with being a mother, a career woman and temptations along the way and we get to see what she finally decides to lead her life. Having to deal with a love interest from the past. She remarries. New yet old challenges emerge.

Sequel to SOS & My Finnish companion. First comes Love, then comes the mistress and then comes havoc in an open marriage.

A young woman, stuck in a loveless marriage but with hopes of someday being able to save her marriage. She is willing to do whatever it takes to save her marriage, but what happens when, in her persuit to save her marriage she meets the love of her life? Journey with Ayanda through marriage life and it's ups and downs, how she meets her prince charming and how her life changes, for the better... Or even for the worst?, will this truly be her second chance at love? Is this her happy ending?

Sequal to S.O.S. This book cannot be read alone before reading S.O.S

Do you usually pay for random people's groceries ?" i ask him He squints his eyes before he speaks. "Random people would say thank you" "Thank you" I say as I realise that I should have started by thanking him first. He then flashes a lopsided smile with perfectly aligned teeth. "Your welcome" he says as he curtly nods at me. "But I have to ask, is that a thing you usually do?" "No and I didn't do it for you, I did it for me." he plainly says. I don't known what to say, because just like his daughter he's straight foward and I didn't expect anything less honestly.