[complete book on selar] In a union born of duty, not love, two souls from different worlds, different cultures and different countries are bound together in marriage. Meet Ayman Aminu Sugaba, the charismatic Crown Prince of Kano, whose chiseled exterior hides a heart shattered by the loss of his best friend, the woman he loved. Now, a shadow of his former self, cold, detached, and broken. But fate has other plans. Enter Maha Sufyan Al-Harith, a kind-hearted Arabian beauty, whose gentle spirit and stunning beauty are a balm to the prince's weary soul even though he doesn't admit it. As they navigate the challenges of their arranged marriage, Maha sets out to thaw Ayman's frozen heart. Can their love survive the cultural divide between them? Will the tensions between their Arabian and Nigerian heritage tear them apart, or will their bond grow strong enough to overcome the obstacles in their path? Join me on this epic journey of royalty, betrayal, love and heartbreak, as Ayman and Maha navigate the treacherous landscape of their own hearts, and the intrigue-ridden world of royal politics.

NOT A HALAL LOVE STORY!!! By twenty-two, Zainab Bello had perfected the art of disliking men without apology. Not quietly. Not politely. Loudly, deliberately, and with enough reasons to justify it. Men talked too much when they knew too little. They took space like it was owed to them. They listened only when it suited them. And if there was one thing Zainab was certain of, it was this: any room that required her to shrink for a man was not a room she intended to stay in. So when the white Benz scratched her car and sped off without an apology that morning, she didn't see an accident. She saw proof. NOT A HALAL LOVE STORY!!! Updates every Sunday.

A contract marriage meant to control the narrative. A buried murder protected by power. A system built on corruption and blood. Barrister Nadia Abubakar never planned to step into politics until love made silence impossible.When her contract marriage to Nabil Muhammad Rami turns real, they step into a world where loyalty is currency and truth is deadly. Now husband and wife, allies by choice, they fight a regime determined to crush them both. Because politics is like a game, and love is the most dangerous gamble. It's a declaration of war. BLEEDING VOWS where romance is political, and every promise comes with a price. Copyright ©️ 2025. All rights reserved

He married her out of pity. She married him to please her parents. Will they ever grow to love each other-or is this just another story that ends in separation?

Ummi why do you despise me so much? Is it because of my condition? Ummi I didn't make myself blind. Allah made me who I am and it's not because he loves my siblings and doesn't love me. Ummi if I should accept my condition as qadr why can't you? Affan I hate you, you are blind. You can't see the world. You bring bad luck to the family. You are worthless. Why do you keep pursuing your career? Blind men shouldn't hope to become a better person. You should stay at home eat, sleep and stop thinking of living like normal humans do. You don't have a future. Affan, I will never accept what happened to you as Qadr. I wish you would just die because You are worthless. Do you believe in qadr? Would you accept whatever bad happen to you as qadr? This question goes to my readers

Yasmeen never imagined her father would marry her off to Khaleel-a man she barely knows, a stranger with sharp eyes and a softer side he hides from the world. Their marriage starts with silence, cold stares, and unanswered texts... but fate keeps pulling them closer. Between stolen glances, unspoken words, and late-night drives, Yasmeen slowly learns that falling for her husband might be the sweetest kind of danger. But she isn't alone in this story. Her best friend Intisar carries scars of her own, and Ya Amar-the quiet observer-might just be the one to heal them. ✨ Secrets. Silent wars. Slow-burn tension. When duty collides with desire, will love be enough to save them all?

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