Chains of the Heart Amrah grew up believing that love was supposed to protect you. But life taught her something very different. Born after years of pain and sacrifice, Amrah was the only child her parents ever had. Her mother fought through humiliation, miscarriages, and a dangerous surgery just to bring her into the world. For a short time, it seemed like their family had finally found happiness. But happiness did not last. Pressure from her father's family slowly destroyed the peace in their home. The man who once celebrated Amina's birth became cold and distant. Soon, betrayal, lies, and cruelty tore the family apart. When her father divorced her mother and tried to take away the only home they had left, Amina witnessed a side of life she was never prepared for. With only her mother beside her, Amina grows up carrying the silent wounds of abandonment. Just when she thinks she has found love in university, her heart is broken again-this time by the man she thought would never leave her. Now Amina must face the hardest question of her life: Can a heart that has been broken so many times ever learn to love again? Or will the pain of the past keep her forever trapped in the chains of her heart?

When her family's empire crumbles, she finds love and strength in the unlikeliest of places

The love she had for him was wider than any river and bigger than any mountain. She loved him more than she loved life. However, a single mistake from him shattered her love and turned it into hate. Despite this, he was determined to make amends and restore their love. Curious about his mistake? Join Sa'eed Sa'ad Mato on his journey to win back the heart of his beloved, Hauwa Muhammad Gimba.

Love Bouquet is a gentle story about love that arrives unexpectedly, one moment, one decision, one flower at a time. Zaynahra never planned to fall in love. Carefree, outspoken, and content with her quiet independence, marriage was never on her list of urgencies, until a misunderstanding turns her life in a direction she never imagined. Bound by a three-month agreement with a man she barely knows, she steps into a space between certainty and curiosity, fear and faith. Khairan is calm where she is loud, deliberate where she is impulsive. What begins as convenience slowly becomes companionship, and what feels temporary starts to take root in ways neither of them anticipated. Through family expectations, private doubts, tender gestures, and unspoken prayers. This is not a story of perfect romance. It is a story of becoming. Of trust. Of tawakkul. Of learning that love is not found all at once, but carefully placed in the heart, one flower at a time.

Welcome to the messy, beautiful, and passionate world of short-form romance.

A NOVELLA- Bilal has always taken life in stride-an easygoing family physician who enjoys his work but refuses to let the weight of responsibility dampen his charm and humour. As the heir to a prestigious hospital, he's used to admiration, but when Hafsa-a brilliant and beautiful final-year med student-steps into his world, she's unlike anyone he's met before. Hafsa, raised in a strict and modest household, is disciplined, cautious, and fiercely protective of her reputation. The last thing she expects during her internship is the attention of the esteemed Dr. Bilal himself. His interest unsettles her, yet it sparks something thrilling-something she's never allowed herself to explore.

Surrayya doesn't do complications. Life is sweet when you keep things simple- bake, paint, watch F1, and avoid emotional entanglements. Feelings? Too messy. Love? Too risky. She'd rather stick to what she can control: her dreams, her business, and her ever-growing collection of car facts no one asks for. Hafiz likes life structured. Numbers make sense. Investments have predictable outcomes. He has always believed that with enough discipline, life can be controlled. But lately, he's starting to realize- some things aren't meant to follow a formula, proving that even the best-laid plans can crash and burn. Their paths weren't supposed to cross. And yet, somehow, they crashed into each other-in the most unexpected place. She's all spontaneity; he's all logic. She runs from feelings; he's learning to confront them. Neither of them is looking for love, but love? It might just be looking for them. Because sometimes, the best things in life happen when you're not paying attention.

Aya A Novel Book One of the Shettima Series Dive into the life of Aya Usman Aliyu Shettima. If you think you can handle her story... read on and find out ;) Trigger warning ⚠️ this book hurts. And it doesn't just hurt a little it cuts deep.

She was never meant to be his. He never wanted to feel anything. Sarah's world crumbles the moment she's sold off like property - forced into marriage with a man as distant as he is dangerous: Khalifa Modibbo, known for his silence, power, and the darkness behind his eyes. He doesn't smile. He doesn't touch her. He doesn't even pretend to care. But beneath his indifference lies a storm - quiet, controlled, and waiting to break. Their marriage begins in silence, with sharp edges and cold walls. No tenderness. No trust. Just two strangers bound by resentment and pride. But love doesn't always arrive with warmth. Sometimes it creeps in through stolen glances, bitter arguments, and the ache of two broken souls trying not to fall. As old wounds resurface and new trials threaten to tear them apart, Sarah and Khalifa must face the truth: They may have been forced together by fate - but what grows between them could either ruin them... or save them. Because the strongest loves aren't always gentle. Some are woven from pride, pain, and every thread they swore they'd never offer anyone.

Not edited yet this is a story about young people that got married with out their affirmation but took place with their parents agreement,so technically it was a arranged marriage from their parents perspective but a forced marriage to them. He was far way too arrogant for her liking and she was far way too stubborn and clumsy for his liking, we all have those cousins that can never be called family but rather cats and dogs bcs they can't share same shed,so technically you can relate. They are those kind of cousins🤐 .😪😯😍 **⚠🚫⚠PLEASE I THE WRITER MY SELF I'M STUBBORN SO No DISRESPECTFUL WORDS IN MY COMMENTS SECTION.Thanks😪😇