between the crescent and the rose set in the ancient city of kano, where tradition speaks as loudly as love. between the crescent and the rose tells the story of Amina Abubakar, a 19 year old university student whose laughter hides a heart standing at the edge of a life altering choice. born into a respected and rich family, Amina grows up surrounded by love, discipline, and expectations. betrothed since birth to Muhammad, a kind and honorable pilot shaped by tradition and family loyalty, her future seems decided long before she understood what love truly means. the crescent of duty hangs gently but firmly over her life. Everything begins to change when Aliyu Bugage enters her world. older, accomplished, and carrying himself with calm authority, Aliyu is a man untouched by chaos and uninterested in emotions he cannot control. Coming from immense wealth and power, he represented a world Am in a never imagined herself standing in. yet their connection is quiet, pure, and impossible to ignore. like a rose blooming where it shouldn't. caught between family royalty, and personal desire, faith and freedom, Amina must navigate friendships that protects her, cousins who knows her too well, parents who love her in different ways, and a society that watches closely. As feelings deepen and secrets surfaces, hearts tested, and every choice begins to carry consequences.

A girl who cannot feel. A man who was never supposed to matter. An ex who doesn't know when to stop. And a secret that rewrites everything. Welcome to In My Feelings.

Afnan Kabir's world shatters when she is forced into an arranged marriage with Prince Muhammad Ashraf Sanusi, the notoriously cold and ruthless heir to the Katsina emirate. Known for his calculating demeanor and unyielding heart, the Prince views their impending union strictly as a political chess move. Yet, beneath the grand, traditional walls of the palace, Afnan refuses to break. As ancient customs collide with fierce wills, a dangerous game of pride and hidden vulnerabilities begins. In a court filled with secrets, she must navigate her terrifying new husband-only to discover that his frozen exterior hides a devastating fire.

Zulaiha Idris had everything under control-her life, her academics, her future... or so she thought. Then, without warning, fate walked in-taking the form of a man: Adrian Osas Domeih. What follows is a whirlwind of unexpected love, chaos, tears, heartbreak, and pain... and perhaps, just perhaps, a happy ending. "Sometimes, a soulmate isn't meant to stay forever-but to show you love in a million different ways."

Laila - a story about a girl in her twenties navigating school life, relationships, and family dynamics. After experiencing a breakup from a seven-year relationship, she finds herself under immense pressure from her family. This leads her to succumb to depression in a community where mental health issues are stigmatized and depression is considered a crime. How will she survive in such an environment, especially where discussing mental health is taboo? Then there's Maher a quiet and reserved Guy -who has never experienced love at first sight-until he meets Laila. His heart begins to beat for her, but family expectations and other obstacles threaten to keep them apart. Maher is a struggling bachelor who is jobless and has lost his father. He has been staying at home for a year after a car accident, caring for his diabetic mother and two siblings. When will life get better? Will Laila end up with him, or would fate test every ounce of patience he has? This is a story of love and survival, heartbreak and betrayal, as well as hope and healing, unfolding in a gentle and slow-burn romance. For the first time in her life, Laila realizes that while roses have thorns, Maher is her gentle breeze following a fierce storm.

The city doesn't shout. It watches. It remembers. Fatima Bugaje arrives with ambition, an NYSC khaki, and a refusal to shrink herself. Love is not part of the plan until two men step into her path. Imran Abubakar Gaya is ease and warmth. He shows up, listens, and makes life feel lighter. Fuad Muhammad is control and silence. He challenges her, unsettles her, and never explains himself. She meets them before titles. Before power. Before the truth. Caught between comfort and confrontation, Fatima must decide what kind of love she's willing to choose and what kind of woman she refuses to stop being. Built on Quiet Fire is a slow-burn romance about ambition, identity, and desire in spaces where power speaks softly but changes everything

book one in the royal series. The unexpected meeting between umar Muhammad marodi and Sophia aminu waziri. .... Note that this book is purely my imagination if it happens to be in resemblance with your book then it is a mere coincidence.

Zulaiha never planned to fall in love not like this. After watching her mother endure pain in a marriage that slowly broke her, she made herself a promise: never get trapped in a relationship where she would be just another option. So when Muhammad enters her life, she refuses to be moved by his wealth, his status, or even his charm. He is royalty, respected, and surrounded by women who would do anything to be in her place. But instead of chasing them, he chooses her. At first, Zulaiha keeps her distance, testing him, questioning his intentions, and fighting every emotion growing inside her. But Muhammad is patient. He doesn't rush her, doesn't pressure her he simply stays. Consistent. Intentional. Unshaken. As their connection deepens, Zulaiha finds herself caught between fear and desire, between her mother's painful past and the possibility of a different future. But love doesn't come without challenges. Family drama, harsh judgment, misunderstandings, and hidden insecurities threaten to pull her away from the one man who seems determined to do things the right way. And just when she starts to believe in him... life reminds her that love is never simple. A story of healing, trust, and a love that tries to do things halal but is tested by pain, pressure, and the fear of repeating history. Will Zulaiha trust Muhammad enough to let him stay? Or will fear make her walk away from the one man who chose her completely?