Destined II is a sweeping tale of sisterhood, love, and betrayal set against the majestic backdrop of modern-day Zululand. Paloma and Zita have always been inseparable - two sisters with a bond forged in childhood and tested by life. When fate leads them into the heart of Zulu royalty, they marry into power: Paloma to the steady and ambitious Vukani, and Zita to Nsuke, the passionate and unpredictable king of Zululand. At first, their new lives seem like a dream. Both sisters are expecting children, and the royal palace pulses with promise. But beneath the gold and glory, cracks begin to form. Vukani and Nsuke - brothers by blood but rivals in everything else - clash in ways that shake the foundations of both their marriages. One particularly explosive fight fractures more than just the royal household: it tears through the bond between Paloma and Zita. As jealousy, silence, and resentment take root, the once-close sisters find themselves drifting further apart with every passing trial. What began as a dream soon spirals into a storm - one that threatens to destroy not just their sisterhood, but everything they've built. Can broken blood ever truly heal, or have the royal ties that bind them now become chains too heavy to bear? Destined II is an emotionally rich novel about loyalty, power, and the fragile threads that hold families together - until they don't.

When lerato's marriage crumbles, she's forced to confront the harsh realities of life and rebuild from scratch. As she navigates the complexities of divorce, family expectations, and her own identity, she must find a way to rediscover herself and forge a new path. Will she find love, forgiveness, a new sense of purpose, or will the weight of her past and the challenges ahead threaten to tear her apart?

Prolugue: Meet Zamathiya Mbatha a 22 years old law student at Durban University of Technology (DUT) . She possesses a unique spiritual gift that guides her through life challenges,she struggles with mental issues, she embodies a beautiful blend of classy and ghetto. What happens when she meets Thandanani Gumede (35) the most feared man in Durban who is known for killing without thinking twice, owns taxis, clubs & property. Will he change her for the better or worse? Tune in!!!

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Zanele, a new health worker at Westville Prison, is drawn to Thabiso, a notorious inmate with a troubled past. As their connection deepens, Zanele must navigate the fine line between compassion and danger in a world where trust comes at a cost. Locked Hearts is a tale of love, redemption, and the risks of crossing forbidden boundaries.

Who is he?

You'll see

Life seemed peaceful and quiet before him ..it started with one dream that changed a whole journey of two people meeting their common factor ."destiny" ...it' all became a blur