She is beautiful, she is sexy, she is independent, she is fierce, she is successful and her name is Ntombifuthi Lwandlelethu Cele.

Asanda Mbiya's life is a complex one. Full of drama, love and conflicts. Join her as she navigates it.

"Bound to Us" - the sequel to the story Paid to Carry - picks up where hearts are healing, bonds are deepening, and love no longer follows the rules. Mmabatho thought carrying a baby would be the end of the journey. Instead, it was just the beginning. As Sandile adjusts to fatherhood and rebuilds his life, old wounds, new emotions, and unexpected challenges threaten the fragile peace they've found. Family. Co-parenting. Love that doesn't fit into neat little boxes. In a world where lines get blurred and hearts make their own rules, some bonds can't be broken-they're bound to us.

What happens when a spicy arrangement with the gangster starts to get a little too spicy for Lerato to handle? Will she want out or will she be a ride or die, not only for the hot gang leader who seems to love torturing her in the best ways possible but for her best friend who she loves dearly. _____ I POST 3 TIMES A WEEK ON AVERAGE. _____ I do not own any rights to the cover of this book therefore if you are the owner and would like to request for me to remove it, please don't hesitate to hit me up and I will do so. Or if any of you know who it belongs to let me know to give credits in the description. Thank you ~Miss K

At 31, Nandi Mkhize is running on fumes. ​She's drowning in debt, working a dead-end job, and watching her friends surge past her toward success and marriage. After an evening spent wrestling with despair, Nandi's frustration boils over onto a language app, where she unleashes an isiZulu curse at a cocky, handsome stranger. ​That stranger is Hanuel. He's sharp, arrogant, and definitely Korean, even though he's pretending to teach Japanese. Their first conversation is a volatile, insult-fueled mess that should have ended with a blocked account. Instead, it ends with a proposition. ​Hanuel has done his research. He knows Nandi is outspoken, beautiful, and boasts 90K followers. He sees her not as a woman, but as a trending hashtag. ​His pitch is simple: A fake relationship for YouTube and TikTok. "A whole Korean dating a whole African. It's rare. People would eat it up." The prize? Life-changing money for Nandi, and a viral career for Hanuel. ​For Nandi, this deal means selling her soul and cultural identity to a man who saw her only as an investment. But with R6,500 a month barely keeping her afloat, she is desperate enough to sign a contract with the devil. ​Now, their soft launch is a high-stakes, globally-watched performance. As the lines blur between their hate-filled banter and undeniable chemistry, Nandi must figure out how to maintain the lie without losing her heart, her pride, and everything she thinks she knows about who she is.

Scars to your beautiful

When all has been said and done, will their love stand the test of time?✨️

"Just give me a reason, just a little bits enough, just a second, we're not broken just bent and we can learn to love again." ~P!nk

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?