When her world crashed down to nothing leaving her with a fourteen-year-old sister to fend and protect, Grace moved from being the daughter of a rich businessman to a stripper. *** Not just protective but also possessive, Kunle an arrogant multi-billionaire meets his match a stripper who is not ready to bend to his rules. *** This is a story filled with betrayal, lost, hatred, lies all leading to a fight for perfection and love. 🌷🌷 #1st in Nigeria (9/5/2020) #2nd in bulling (16/5/2020) #1st in billionaire (21/6/2020)

After their first encounter, he wants HER. And she was never going to be able to escape HIM. Nathan Brown had a reputation for relentlessly pursuing whatever he set his sights on-and now, Tacha was next. For Tacha, her life was messed up! Heartbreak has a way of unravelling even the strongest minds especially when the betrayal comes from someone you once trusted. Betrayed and humiliated, Tacha is left with nothing but the echo of cruel laughter and a wound that cuts deeper than she's willing to admit. "Tacha, date someone as hot as you with that smelly personality of hers," said her closest cousin. The words linger. They burn. So for one night--just one--she decides to forget. No rules. No regrets. Just a distraction strong enough to silence the storm inside her. Then she meets him. Nathan Brown. Cold. Controlled. Untouchable. A man whose presence alone commands silence...and fear. Behind closed doors, they call him Ruthless---a name he's never heard, but one he's dangerously close to becoming. What was meant to be a fleeting escape turns into something far more dangerous for Tacha. One wild night. One wrong move. Two lives spiraling toward a collision neither of them can stop. Walking up to Nathan Brown........ may just be the biggest mistake Tacha will ever make.

Olivia Silver is accused of the murder of her husband and strives to gain her freedom and clear her name. She meets Rafael Okonkwo, the extremely rich, handsome, arrogant, selfish young man who also happens to be one the best lawyers the world has ever known and the only one who could actually save her life. Rafael is reluctant as first because of his horrible past, but then agrees to help her find evidence to clear her name, find the real murderer of her husband and reunite her with her daughter who was taken from her in jail on the day she was born Complications arise, Emotions, and loyalties become tested Love, hate, Trust, justice, betrayal all in one book and it all started with one question; "Who on earth killed Andrew Silver" Written in-May 2019 First edit- October 2020 Second edit- January 2021

He placed the wine glass on the table and shifted his gaze to me, "It's a deal." His face broke into a small smile as he stretched his hand out to me. Hesitantly, I shook his. "I hope this goes as intended," I sighed. "Surely," he said, drawing his hand away from mine. "As long as you keep your head in the game and don't grow feelings for me, Ms Pearl." He sneered. "Oh please," I rolled my eyes at him. "I should be the one saying that," I scoffed. The smirk he had on his face, faded into a light frown. "Just to get it out there, Ms Pearl. You are not my type." He said as his gaze bored into mine. ~~~~~~~ For Pearl, the last thing she could ever imagine was faking a relationship with no other, but Billionaire Onyekachi Phillips, a man who came from wealth but broken. But then, there was no better option, all she wanted to do was drive her ex away, the same ex who ghosted her three years ago. Putting up with Kachi's arrogant personality was one thing, but falling in love with him was something she wasn't prepared for and that, she was determined not to let happen. Wealthy Onyekachi Phillips was a man with everything, anyone could wish for. Abundant wealth, good looks, a girlfriend that he loved and a daughter he cherished, but not until his girlfriend shattered his heart and love became poison to him. It was two years later and yet women, love and marriage were still the last thing on his mind but unfortunately for him, they were the only thing his mother wanted for him. Trying to escape one of his mother's attempts to find him a wife, he lied about a non-existent relationship, but not until she requested to meet his new girlfriend. He was so sure that he was never going to love any woman again until he wasn't sure anymore. This is book 1 of THE PHILLIPS BROTHERS SERIES. Each book is a standalone. This book is rated 18!

Sixteen-year-old Eleanor Parks did not understand why she was attracted to her best friend. He turned from being an annoying friend to so much more. Scared that opening up will ruin their friendship, she silently pines for him. Parker Diego didn't know how Ellie morphed from just his friend to the girl he fell in love with. He's sure that the moment he gives breath to his feelings, he'll lose her. He makes a Promise to her that he'd marry her and she laughs it off. Parker swears to himself that one day, he would find the courage to take a step towards her. Even if it takes him a decade... Nine years later, Ellie and Parker has to live together because of an unavoidable work situation that threatens her life. Parker's love for Ellie has grown all these years, and Ellie is still pining for him. Will the two of them be brave enough to cross the boundaries of friendship to discover something more? Especially with so many obstacles ahead of them.

After a dangerous mission that changes his life, Chukwudeh Nwafor finally decides to leave the military and figure out a different path for himself. Although he never wanted to run his family's business, he finds himself in his father's seat. Chukwudeh can't afford to fail more than once in his life so he is determined to turn the business around for the best and prove to himself that his life in the military was not the only thing he was good at. Relationships, romance and God forbid, love were not on his five years plan. All these changes when he meet spoilt brat Chidinma. Chidinma Queen Badmus is the daughter of the president of Nigeria even though most people didn't know about that. She's content with her anonymousity if it means she can keep being a party girl for as long as she wants. A threat to her father's life changes everything. The president forces her to leave Abuja and go do her National Youth Service in Lagos. There she meets the annoying Camp commandant who everyone seems obsessed with. After a grueling few weeks in camp, she's glad to be rid of the man so imagine her surprise when he turns out to be her boss at her new Primary Place of Assignment. Chidinma is determined to prove her father wrong and show him she's more than a spoiled party girl and would never let anyone, not even her jerk of a boss distract her from her goals. Sparks and tension overflow when these two strong-headed people are forced to work together. Read on for more juicy details. BOOK FOUR OF THE LAGOS MEN SERIES!

Cadee Singer and Max Tanner went through a lot in their lives before finding each other. After suffering from traumatic pasts, the last thing any of them need is to feel attached to each other. Neither of them want a relationship and somehow being friends with benefits morphs into something more. Can these two troubled souls find a way to themselves with all the obstacles life throws at them? DISCLAIMER! THIS BOOK HAS MATURE THEMES AND IS INTENDED FOR AN 18+ AUDIENCE ONLY. WILL ALSO CONTAIN BDSM THEMES! Sneak peak! "How do you feel?" he asked as he admired his handwork. "Tense and a little unsure," she muttered. "Do you need me to stop?" "No,"she said. Max smiled and was glad that she couldn't see him. He couldn't remember the last time he'd actually smiled during sex. "Good girl." He slowly pushed a finger into her and found her soaking wet from her previous orgasm. "when I snapped the garter, did you like it?" She kept mute, but her body pushed out more liquid coating his finger. He added another one and moved it and out of her till she was moaning and thrusting her ass out. "Did you like it?" he asked again. "Yes," she whispered. He gently spanked her ass and she whimpered, drawing her legs together.

🌜UNEDITED and ON HOLD🌛 Teniola Oluwademilade's parents gave her no other option than to repeat her S.S.S. 3 class in another school after failing Chemistry in both her final exams. Either to live the life she couldn't live during her first S.S.S. 3 year, or to face her extra year in shame, it is left to her to decide. AWARDS🏆 •Best Title (1st Position🥇) - WattysNigeria 2020 •Best Teen Fiction (3rd Position🥉) - WattysNigeria 2020 •Best Teen Fiction (3rd Runner Up🏅) - The Nigerian Books Awards 2020 •Best Teen Fiction (1st Position🥇) - ACA Readers' Choice Awards 2019 ________

"You know you are not getting any younger. You need to settle down for God's sake. Your sisters are all tied down to their men but yet here you are without a man. All these money you are making is of no use if you haven't settled down. Will you marry your work? I want grand children. Arinze is a good man and from a good family. His mom is our group president in church and..." Being forced to see marriage as an obligation both by her parents and culture, Kaima struggles with being single and being allowed to choose her own life partner as she nearly gets married to the wrong person. ------------------------------------------------ Photo credit: Etsy

For seventeen years, I was trapped in a boring life, the people I made contact with everyday are my parent, Julia and no one else, my aunt drops by occasionally. I want more than that boring life, I want to stop being home school, I want to know how life is by not living under the watchful eyes of my parent and I got it when I spent my last year in high school at Blake high school. It was crazy, I experienced a lot, I met the mighty P-12, Every happy Linda, Annoying Amy, mysterious Isabella, Joel and his bully crew, playful Zion, boyish and troublesome Mitchello, cunny Irantiola, sweethearted Bee and my heartrob leandro. I learnt something which I still held with me till today, the people you least expected to hurt you will hurt you most, you can never tell someone can hurt you until the person hurt you. I am glad I left home, I made some mistakes and I learnt my lesson, never judge someone you just met because you can never tell their story, how life has dealt with them, what makes them what they are presently, I have a lot to talk about in my story.