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Beyond umtheto no thando by Mpumi01634
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They found each other, chose each other, and now they get to live the love they fought so hard for. A new chapter begins as Sbongakonke and Somuhle navigate married life, creating memories, building their future, and discovering that forever is even more beautiful than they imagined ~This book is a sequel to Between umtheto no thando and cannot be read as a stand alone~
Lwandle Zitha by Khwezi_23
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Behind a successful career and a perfect smile, Lwandle Zitha hides a silent battle. Then love finds her, forcing her to discover that life's greatest blessings can also become its deepest heartbreak.
INKANYEZI YAKHE  by AmandaThando3
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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!!!
BECOMING MRS NKOSI ... by Mphos_writes
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This is a story of a young woman who is currently focused on her life until he meets The one and only her boss Mr Nkosi..
Tied by Tradition by Boipelo222
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After Langelihle's father passed, they were kicked out of their family house and forced to relocate. Langelihle's mother remarried a man who abused her and Langelihle and later forced Langelihle to marry Nkosiyabo, a ruthless man.
Nanny Affairs by TheRealMissKay
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She's 25, a stable pharmacist, comes from a good family, has her own place and car, and to top it off, she has a successful boyfriend. What more could a girl ask for? Except that's the very life that Salinda finds herself trying to escape from. She feels bored and trapped. So, she does the most sensible thing anyone would in that moment - she quits her job and moves out of her apartment! She finds an odd live-in nanny job through a website her friend sent to her. What she doesn't realise, though, in her search for an exciting new start, is that her new boss is no regular law-abiding citizen. If anything, he's the complete opposite. And a hot, dominant man who can actually handle her and all her extras. What happens when a hot brewing affair, a strong bond between a nanny and daughter, and her search for a spark in her life threaten everything she has ever stood for and against? Will she stay and risk it all, or will it all be too much for her to handle?
Uthando by leewritessomestuffig
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KINGS: The Mchunu Heirs || by Khwezi_23
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continuation of book 1
Politics Of The Heart by Khwezi_23
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In Johannesburg's fast lanes, love collides with legacy. Ayakha Ndaba, a devoted young teacher from Katlehong, has built a quiet life of purpose in Bedfordview. Lubanzi Thabethe, a doctor from a powerful political dynasty, has spent years avoiding the spotlight his surname demands. When their worlds cross at an upscale golf club, an unexpected connection sparks between them. But with family expectations, public scrutiny, and the weight of his name pressing in, Ayakha and Lubanzi must decide-can their love survive the politics of the heart?