Adele knows she witnessed a murder - what she doesn't know is just how personal it is. ***** A girl was brutally murdered in the basement of a sorority house in spring 2011. Adele Theroux thinks she saw the killer - and the killer definitely saw her. What she doesn't know is why this all happened and who this guy is. As she tries to solve the mystery from a distance while in witness protection, the connections keep getting weirder and more personal. Might she be able to relate to the killer in a way that no one else can? And what does that mean about her own psyche? *2019 Watty Award for Mystery/Thriller* [[word count: 50,000-60,000 words]] Cover designed by April Alforque

The bleed of love. Kaiza was adopted by her loving parents and lost her memories of youth. She will meet Darker, who has a suspicious plan that will lead Kaiza to discover the bloody truth about her past. Who is she?

They say secondary school is supposed to be the best time of your life-friends, fun, first loves, and maybe a little drama. But for Dieko, it's never been that simple. She doesn't talk about what's really going on-not to her guardian, her friends, or even Evans, the boy who's quietly become more than just a distraction. When she's suddenly sent back to Nigeria from Germany, her walls start to crack. Home doesn't feel like home, and the past she thought she'd left behind begins to resurface, louder and harder to ignore. Torn between the version of herself the world sees and the one she's trying to figure out, Dieko must decide if she's ready to face her truths, let someone in, or keep everything buried-no matter the cost.

Titilope Akinwunmi is a bright, resilient teenage girl growing up in the village with her mother. Life is hard, but despite their poverty, they are content, finding joy in small moments and relying on each other for strength. Although they were poor, they were content and okay with their lives, until one day! Tragedy struck, changing their lives forever. --- On a dark, rainy night, as the cool breeze followed a scorching day at the market, Titilope and her mother lay on their small bed, enjoying a rare moment of peace. Suddenly, a loud thud shattered the silence, and their wooden door flew open. Three towering men clad in black appeared, guns in hand, their faces hidden in the shadows. "Who are these people?" Titilope's mother whispered, fear choking her voice. "Where is the money in this house?" one of the men demanded, his deep baritone shaking the room. Terrified, Titilope and her mother clung to each other, but when Titilope spoke up to defend them, the men only laughed, cold, merciless laughter that sent shivers down her spine. Just when it seemed they might leave, relief turned to horror. In a swift, devastating moment, a gunshot rang out, and her mother fell, limply, silently, leaving Titilope trapped in a nightmare from which there was no escape. A story of survival, loss, and the harsh realities of life as an orphan. Titilope's Journey grips the heart and refuses to let go. Will Titilope have a happy ending? Dive into the book to find out! . . . . #1 in Lagos 🥇 20/10/25. #3 in Yoruba🥉14/11/25. #1 in saynotorape🥇 15/10/25. #4 in Naija 🏅20/11/25. # 1 in Nigerianfiction🥇 10/12/25.

In the American culture, its referred to as high school. With the Britons, its called the secondary school or high school. In other places, its called a college... But, have you thought about the life of a Nigerian Secondary School Student, what it feels like to study in a country full of diversity in culture, beliefs and status. Follow Teniola Enitan Coker on her massive adventure trying to fit into SAINT JAMES COLLEGE the prestigious boarding school... Teniola "... Like my father said, don't try to fit in, learn to stand out... "

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Riva was made for the stage-she just never realized it. Every smile, every achievement, every perfectly spoken "yes ma" had been a performance. And as long as people clapped, as long as they called her brilliant, good, responsible, she kept the act going. Because who was she without the applause? But now, the crowd has gone quiet. Excellence is expected. Her effort is invisible. The praise that once fueled her has dried up, leaving behind exhaustion she can't shake and a question she can't answer-why bother? The school play was supposed to be a distraction. Instead, it's another role she's trapped in. And Bascko is the worst part of it. He doesn't treat her like the smart girl, the reliable one, the golden child. No, Bascko watches her like he sees something underneath it all, like he's waiting for her to slip. And with the way he invades her space, plays with her hands like they're his to hold, whispers things between lines that don't belong in the script-Riva is afraid she already has. She should focus. On school. On home. On surviving the emptiness. But how does she keep pretending when the one person who shouldn't matter is the only one making her feel real? In a world that only values her shine, Riva must decide who she is when the spotlight fades-and whether she wants to keep playing the role they gave her, or finally step off the stage.

Sofia and elaina, two girls with a secret which must not be told, but when five students find out for themselves. they drag them into their bottomless abyss. And show them a glimpse of the hell they came from.

~~~~(Mature)~~~~ "We're worlds apart..." "But I'm right here." "I'm far, farrrrrrrrrr far beneath your class..." "And so? I don't care." He shrugged. "You're fucking engaged!" I rubbed away the tears, scrubbing the edge of my sweater on my sore skin. "And somehow you keep acting like that singular most important factor in whatever you're doing here with me is nothing." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, a young woman named Somi struggles to be stable. She has been in and out of jobs, trying to keep up her "A" streak in school. Hot-headed and a go-getter. Her life turns when she meets Adams, a handsome and successful, Arewa man from an influential family, and despite having a betrothed, Adams is drawn to Somi's beauty, charm, and personality. Sarima is Somi's twin sister, and she struggles to make ends meet just like her sister. She has to deal with the university hassle, bills, and finding a good life with her sisters, Somi and Homa, without selling her body(beauty). She feels lost and directionless as there are a lot of drawbacks to being independent and surviving in Nigeria. To make matters worse, she also struggles with her feelings for her supposed friend, Kene. Will these sisters have it good at the end of the day or entangle themselves in a web they never planned to be in? #1 make money ~ 17th June 2023

An excursion like never before! That was what their Principal promised. Finally, these high school teens would get to experience a school trip, one that they've been longing for. But when you go to Ibabi, a mystical land of wonder, creepy shits can be expected. How much more if you go on Halloween day? Oopsy! oops! Boom! Boom! Dive into the journey of these funny Nigerian high school teens and prepare to laugh yourself out Creepy yet so funny Scary yet so crazy '