In the year 2099, humanity is barely alive. The world is cold, robotic, and emotionally dead. People survive instead of living, and nineteen-year-old Regina knows that better than anyone. After a lifetime of trauma, loneliness, and loss, she's suddenly chosen for a mission that sounds impossible: travel back to 1981 and save Michael Jackson from the tragic fate history already wrote for him. But blending into the past won't be easy. With a fake identity, a luxury penthouse in Los Angeles, and a carefully planned path into the music industry, Regina must become a rising star before she can even get close to Michael. Fame, pressure, dangerous secrets, and the darker side of Hollywood slowly pull her deeper into a world she was never supposed to belong in. The problem? The more Regina experiences the warmth, beauty, and humanity of the 1980s... the less she wants to return to the future she came from. And somewhere between music, late-night studio sessions, fame, and saving a broken superstar, Regina might accidentally find the one thing she never had before: A reason to live.

Nandi Mkhize doesn't believe in love. Not for her. So when Haneul Lee offers her a fake relationship, she agrees, no feelings, no risks, no strings attached. But Haneul isn't just any man. He comes from a world of power, legacy, and ruthless control, a world where love is weakness and Nandi is the perfect target. What begins as a simple deal quickly turns into something neither of them can control. Because the more they pretend, the more it starts to feel real. And in a world where power decides everything. Falling in love might be the most dangerous move of all.

Amahle is miss perfect, a doctor and she has everything planned out. Her life turns upside-down after she get's kidnapped from work to help Lizwi, who got shot during a heist. Lizwi starts following her around and soon after, they fall in love. Amahle has a lot to sacrifice for this relationship and will it be worth it? **** #1 in Mzansi #5 in South Africa #3 in Durban #1 in KZN #1 in Umlazi

"Wubani?" ( Who are you?) He looked hurt but she couldn't bring herself to take the question back. She was married to him for 3 years and had known him for even longer but she didn't recognise the man behind the glass window. Nonhlanhla had married her first love. They had celebrated their three year anniversary just a week prior when the police knocked on their door and arrested her husband. She loved him with all her heart! Of that she was sure, but did she really love him or the image he portrayed. Did she really know him at all? If its too good to be true .... Copyright reserved

How many pieces of your heart can you lose and still retain the ability to love. Copyright © 2019 All rights reserved no part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without written permission of author,except where permitted by law. This book is a work of fiction. Names of characters,places and incidents are products of imagination or coincidence. It's make believe. I do not take credit in any photos used. Completely fictional

Just another South African love story. Copyright © 2019 All rights reserved no part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without written permission of author,except where permitted by law. This book is a work of fiction. Names of characters,places and incidents are products of imagination or coincidence. It's make believe. I do not take credit in any photos used. Completely fictional

A heart-wrenching tale of unconditional love, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond between two individuals. Will their devotion overcome adversity?

She's used to being alone-no love, no drama, just her peace. But then he comes along, moving different, making her feel things she ain't never felt before. Some love ain't meant to be rushed. It's built to last.