Kayla Green is your typical girl. She is known and she has friends. People talk to her because of her easygoing personality and caring attitude. Even though Kayla seems happy at school and is always chirpy, she doesn't have things easy at home, so she uses school and her friends as a way of escaping her problems. No one knew about her problems, not even her best friends. Carson Knight, the school's bad boy, who has his own secrets, has soon become a part of Kayla's life. He is very dangerous, cold-hearted, and a player. Would he be another bad thing to add to her life? Or would he be her saving grace? ****** Amazing cover made by @suckerforall

All Jade ever wanted was to meet the president's son. Two things that get her into trouble. Her mouth and her brain. What happened after she finally met with the President's son? Talking about the President's son When Jade finally met him, He was cold, yet Jade was close He was distant, yet Jade was near He never knew it was her. She never knew it was him. Because Gori was blind. But still, Jade could not let go Meeting with the President's son is a book encouraged to be read by all youths, mothers, parents, and everyone all around the world. We are in a society where it has become harder for youths to survive day by day, and because of that, they need guidance and support rather than being left alone. Meeting with the President's son is educative, informative, and Entertaining. Get ready for the awesome lessons packed in the book.

"Then maybe you should have stayed in schoool. Instead of trying to be an elevated secretary and teaching me my Job." - - - - - Beyond managing Iya Tobi's store and pursing a shadow of an education, Romola's plate is full. It's been two years since the incident and she lives a life much different than what she had but when people from her past start showing up, the threat to her new life becomes real and along with it, the future of her sisters hangs on a very thin thread. - - - - - Mide's quote - - - - - Olumide Makinde has returned to Nigeria as a success, when a chanced encounter places Romola in his sights, he swears he will have nothing to do with her. But as pressures to find a wife from his family mount, Olumide is set on a roller coaster of events that provoke him to find the truth. But what he finds could either set him free or destroy them both. The second book in the Romola Series. (Read book one first unless you feel like you are a boss.)

Can a boy and a girl ever be best friends without having any secret romantic feelings towards each other? Bryan Ugwuoke and Jessy Black are childhood best friends who were secretly in love with each other. What happens when a false article about them making out almost destroys their friendship? Will they finally spill their secret love for each other, or will temptation spill it for them? * * * * * Jessy was enjoying the fact that Bryan couldn't seem to remove his eyes from her cleavage, and she smiled at that. If this was what they called seduction, she was up for it this night. It was as if seeing Bryan again and sitting too close to him while he fed his eyes, gave her confidence, that he maybe, just maybe liked her as a guy liked a girl. But did he? "You like what you see?" She asked him trying so hard to sound seductive. "Huh?" Bryan asked confused, trying to divert his eyes away from his best friend's bosom, but his eyes didn't seem to obey. "You like what you see?" She asked again, this time scooting closer to him. It was as if the drink gave her the confidence that she needed. "Ummmm... Would it be weird if I said yes?" He asked, "I shouldn't like seeing my best friend's bosom, I shouldn't." He muttered to himself. "But you like it, huh?" She didn't know if it was the alcohol acting against her sober self, but she found herself placing her lips on his. His lips were so soft, and succulent and enticing, she thought, then she stopped, and looked at him, waiting for him to say something, anything to avoid feeling embarrassed for kissing her best friend of nine years! * Follow up on the rollercoaster romance story of Bryan and Jessy and how they were able to overcome the challenges the articles brought to them.

"I used to think my life was perfect, until I realized that perfection is impossible." _____________________________________________ Kolupo is a Nigerian girl who's not new to Senior Secondary School. Living the perfect, drama free, naive life was a norms for her. Until family and boy problems arise and all Kolupo can do is fall into a hole of confusion. Who had any idea she would have to crawl out of her online home for once? Who had any idea her life would collapse like a toothpick bridge? Who had any idea total strangers would become solid rocks? Probably not Kolupo. Book 1 in the Who Am I Series #1 in #afrikaans ~16/10/19--18/04/20--02/09/20 #14 in #African ~19/07/20 #19 in #african ~18/10/19 #4 in #ProjectNigeria ~05/08/20 #9 in #ProjectNigeria ~16/10/19 #15 in #ProjectNigeria ~ 02/07/19 #8 in #ProjectNigeria ~27/04/20 #22 in Nigerian ~ 02/07/19 #18 in Nigerian ~ 2/11/19 #10 in Nigerian ~ 12/04/20 #1 in Naija ~ 30/04/20 #1 in Nigerian ~ 16/06/20 Start Date: 26-05-2018 End Date: 23-07-2020

Nathaniel and Toun have been in love since the beginning of their first year in tertiary institutions but there have one hindrance - Toun's parents. Nathaniel and Toun are from two different social strata and different homes. One from a single parenting home and the other from a prestigious home. Things become complicated for the couples when Toun got pregnant in her final year and lot of decisions were made. The Adebiyis' were hell bent on separating their daughter from her boyfriend whom they hated. And when they think they have succeeded, they got to find out about their daughter marriage and child in an unexpected way. What will they do about their daughter betrayal? What decision did Nathaniel and Toun have to make? Will the Adebiyis' accept their daughter relationship with the man they hate so much? And what comes after that? [EDITING]

"You know you are not getting any younger. You need to settle down for God's sake. Your sisters are all tied down to their men but yet here you are without a man. All these money you are making is of no use if you haven't settled down. Will you marry your work? I want grand children. Arinze is a good man and from a good family. His mom is our group president in church and..." Being forced to see marriage as an obligation both by her parents and culture, Kaima struggles with being single and being allowed to choose her own life partner as she nearly gets married to the wrong person. ------------------------------------------------ Photo credit: Etsy

***A Nigerian Novel***** After Ebube had spent most of her life in Canada, her parents decides to send her to Nigeria to learn manners and complete High School. Do you think spoilt bratty Ebube can cope in Nigeria??? I'm not into this whole description thingie, so just get reading folks! RELEASED IN JULY and FINISHED IN AUGUST 2020 CLICK THAT READ AND DIVE INTO AFRICA!!💖 ~~~~~~~ *Also on Amazon for $9.99 US dollars *

Just one look-and I knew he'd be the one to break all my walls. I was 26, never dated, always hesitant. My brothers kept me sheltered, and I let them. Then Abdulrazaq came along. Without saying a word, he awakened feelings I didn't know I had. He made me feel seen. Desired. Like a woman. I thought I was the luckiest girl alive-married to my first love, the man of my dreams. Sweet, patient, romantic... everything I'd read about in novels. But not all that glitters is gold. Marriage wasn't what she imagined. For Iqram, love became pain-physical, emotional, and psychological. Still, she loved him-too much, maybe. This is Iqram's story. A love that started like a dream... and turned into something far more cruel. -WinterBearz

Muhammad thought of Madeenah as a child, younger than his baby sister, although way more mature. She seemed to have created a bond with his daughter and that was all that came to his mind about her. Not her smooth caramel skin, or her captivating light brown eyes and neither did her sweet voice do it for him. Madeenah thought of Ya Muhammad as an arrogant and stoic person but a really good father. In truth she was terrified of him. She hated the way he would look at her, as though she was less important than him. She hated the way he never spoke unless he needed to. She hated the way his voice washed over her, making her shiver. She hated his height and how it made him tower over her small frame. She hated him but she just couldn't stop thinking about him. So what happens when the two end up being brought together by an unusual arrangement . He's older, she's younger. He has a daughter and she has barely begun life. Will he let go of the past and try to find happiness or will he drag her down with him? --------------------------------------- "Let's get married." He says with such a straight face that I feel stupid as I chuckle. "What did you just say?" I ask in disbelief. "You heard me Madeenah." He says in a gravelly tone. "Why would you want to marry me?" I shake my head. "You don't like me." "I like you well enough to be married to you." His broad shoulders shrug in his familiar black suit. What is going on with him? And what have I gotten myself into?