In the city of Kaduna and Zaria, where tradition holds power and family names carry weight, Amina Usman Suleiman dreams of freedom. A final year sociology student at ABU Zaria and the beloved daughter of a prominent Northern family, Amina has always known her life is not entirely her own. But she's in love with Yasir Ibrahim, a rebellious guy with a sharp tongue, dangerous habits, and a heart that beats only for her. Their love is fire passionate, toxic, addictive From their school days at Essence International to stolen weekends and whispered promises, they've lived in a world where love dares to challenge legacy Until Amina's father arranges her marriage to Khalid Aminu Bello the cold, mysterious heir to a powerful business dynasty. Khalid isn't interested in love either. He has wounds of his own. But duty demands obedience, and families like theirs don't ask they decide. What begins as a polite arrangement slowly begins to shift. In shared silences, small kindnesses, and late night confessions, Amina and Khalid find themselves entangled in something unexpected. Now, caught between a love that refuses to die and a marriage she never asked for, Amina must choose: The boy who holds her heart. Or the man who might help her rewrite her story. Set against the rich cultural tapestry of Northern Nigeria, A Marriage of Names is a sweeping tale of love, duty, and the cost of choosing yourself in a world built on expectations.

Lizseth Walker had a pretty good life. She was well-known, kind-hearted, always joking and nice to others, everyone loved her and she loved everyone. But, Lizseth's world came tumbling down the night her mate Onyx rejected her, after they had sex. Lizseth found out she was pregnant 4 weeks later and went to tell Onyx, but he never let her get to that part. He embarassed her in front of all his friends, then left. Lizseth left afterwards, but she left for good. What happens when Lizseth runs into Onyx 5 years later? What will she do? What will he think of her having two kids? Would she have moved on?