DESTINED SOULS A match made from the heavens This is going to be our new story, I want to try something a little bit different.

Umyeni Wami follows the journey of Nokubonga, a gentle and soft-spoken young Zulu woman raised in a quiet village where tradition shapes everyday life and values are carried with pride. She is pure in heart, grounded in respect, and untouched by the rush of modern love, a young virgin who believes deeply in dignity, family, and doing things the right way. Her world is simple. Her life changes forever at her friend's umemulo celebration, a day meant to honour womanhood, tradition, and cultural pride. Surrounded by beads, music, and the beauty of Zulu heritage, Nokubonga does not know that this is the day destiny quietly steps into her life. Among the guests is Zanengcebo, a powerful, wealthy CEO, a man used to boardrooms, luxury, and a fast-paced world far removed from hers. He has seen many women, lived a life of status and success, yet nothing prepares him for the moment his eyes fall on Nokubonga. There is something about her, her quiet grace, her natural beauty, her modesty, the way she carries herself with softness and strength at the same time. In a single moment, his heart recognizes what his world never gave him: peace. For Zanengcebo, it is not just attraction, it feels like recognition, like fate, like something heaven-sent. For Nokubonga, this encounter is the beginning of a journey she never imagined, one that will test her heart, her faith, and her understanding of love. A journey from village paths to a world of wealth, power, and expectations. A journey of learning that love is not just about grand gestures, but about sacrifice, growth and staying true to who you are. Umyeni Wami is a story about a woman who did not chase love, yet was chosen by it. A story about a man who had everything except the kind of love that feels like home. And about how, sometimes, destiny waits for the perfect moment... and the perfect heart.

Two heads are better than one, but what happens when those heads are constantly butting? After the death of the king of Zululand, his two sons go head to head in the battle for who will rule the kingdom. Only one of them is destined for the throne, will working together be better than working against each other?

~"I'm scared of being hurt by love...AGAIN"~ . . . . Four years after the betrayal that broke her, Melokuhle Nanayemhle Bhengu has built a life that looks perfect on the outside-that keeps the past where it belongs: buried. But when echoes of her past begin to surface-through strangers' stories, unexpected encounters, and the one voice she never thought she'd hear again-Melo must confront everything she's avoided: her hurt, her choices, and the version of love that nearly destroyed her. What Love Left Behind is a deeply emotional, slow-burning journey of grief, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to begin again. In a world that once taught her love can leave, Melo must ask herself the hardest question of all- What if it comes back? . . . . . It's a sequel to Sunny Side Up♡, but can definitely be read as a standalone!!!

Inhliziyo ayikhethi ithanda lo emuthandayo

a village girl came to the city to study but ended up with a taxi driver

"inhliziyo ayiphakelwa"

Crossing borders had never been part of her story. It wasn't something she had planned, or even imagined. "Mme... rotlhe re tshwanetse go tswa mo lefatsheng la lona." Words that once felt distant now echoed within her. One acceptance letter changed everything. A quiet shift. A loud consequence. Gaborone lived in her in her voice, her memories, her sense of belonging. And yet, she left. KwaZulu-Natal became more than a place; it became a beginning she did not yet understand. Somewhere between leaving and becoming, she met him- a gentleman who would change everything. Copyright © 2025 by Shelly m. This book is a work of fiction. The names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the writer's imagination or have been used fictitiously and are not to be constructed as real. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, actual events, locales, or organizations is entirely coincidental. All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced, scanned, or distributed in any manner whatsoever without written permission from the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. Don't t forget to follow and vote. Enjoy !!!!

Mhlophekazi thought freedom was finally within reach after her husband's death. But when even her own family turns her away, she has no choice but to return to the house that has always controlled her. And there, in the shadow of loss and tradition, someone unexpected offers her a lifeline... A lifeline that could either save her or change everything she thought she knew about love, loyalty, and power.