Some choices are made for love. Others... are made in anger. Zafirah thought she understood sacrifice - leaving pieces of herself behind for a marriage she believed in, for a man she chose without hesitation. Julaybeeb thought he understood control - discipline, order, doing what was necessary even when it wasn't easy. But love, as they would soon learn, is neither controlled nor contained. One decision. One moment of hurt. One line crossed that cannot be undone. And suddenly, everything they built begins to unravel. Distance grows. Silence deepens. And choices - the kind you cannot take back - are made. Because sometimes, love is not enough. And sometimes... the only thing left is The Final Choice.

There's a name she's been avoiding her whole life. Not because she hates him - though she'd like you to think that. But because he has always had a way of making her feel like the ground beneath her feet was slightly less stable than it was before he walked into the room. She thought it was irritation. She was wrong. Now she's nineteen, engaged to a man she didn't choose, banned from her hostel, and about to spend every day in dangerous proximity to the one person her heart apparently didn't get the memo about. *She didn't know it was him.* *He always knew it was her.* --- The Only Choice - Book Two of The Choices Series 🌚

Amani wasn't ready for marriage, nor was she willing to marry her cousin. She was just 17 and had recently rounded up her secondary school. Her intention was to further her education before thinking about marriage but then something happened, something very big... *** Hamid was set to marry Rahmat Ali, his colleague and long-term girlfriend. She was the girl he had ever dreamed about and the girl he would forever risk his life for. But just a day to their wedding, she was caught up in a big mess that forced his parents to replace her with his cousin, Amani. •••••••••••••••••••• Whatever your relationship status is, read this story at your leisure time. It is not your usual love story of a boy and girl, it is a lesson to behold. •••••••••••••••••••• Dedicated to all my fans, I love you all💝

Before the coming of Islam the world was in a state of oppression and injustice. Pre-Islamic Arabia was a dreadful place to live in as the Arabs were a people without any set moral values. Slavery was an economic institution of the Arabs. Male and female slaves were bought and sold like animals, and they formed the most depressed class of the Arabian society. Illiteracy was common among the Arabs, as were alcoholism and adultery. Those with power and money took advantage of the poor by charging 100 per cent interest on loans. Arabia was a male-dominated society, men could marry any number of women and when a man died, his son "inherited" all his wives except his own mother. Women had virtually no legal status, for example they had no right to possess property and had little to no inheritance rights. Female infanticide was widely practiced as they used to bury their daughters alive. I think you can appreciate why this period of Arab history before the dawn of Islam is known as the period of ignorance!

"And it is He who created the night and the day and the sun and the moon" Al Quran 21:33

After losing the love of her life, Safeeya's world falls apart overnight. Left widowed at a young age and carrying Abdallah's unborn child, she struggles to survive the pain of grief while holding tightly to the memories of the man she once dreamed of forever with. With the support of her loving mother and siblings, Safeeya escapes the pressure of remarriage and chooses instead to focus on rebuilding her life and pursuing her medical career. Behind her quiet strength, however, is a heart still haunted by loss. But fate has other plans. An unexpected encounter brings Muhammad Zaid into her life-a calm and understanding man who slowly becomes her confidant, her comfort, and the light she never thought she would find again. As old wounds begin to heal and new feelings awaken, Safeeya is faced with the question she fears the most: Can she love again?

Everyone saw the wedding. No one knew the love story behind it. Imran has loved Zulaiha since childhood. Zulaiha only realizes too late that her heart has always belonged to him too. After years apart, one reunion changes everything. A soft, elegant love story about destiny, family, and the kind of love written long before vows are spoken.

At Royal Heights High, Aurelina Oluwatomisin Adeniran rules with quiet authority. As the undisputed queen of her school, she commands respect from her peers with a mix of intellect, beauty, and sheer presence. Her world is one of perfection nothing gets past her, and no one dares challenge her throne. She's built her power through years of cultivating relationships, ensuring loyalty, and leaving no room for weakness. She's untouchable, or so she believes. However, her carefully constructed world is thrown into disarray when Zhiyong Nden Balami, a mysterious and aloof new student from the northern part of Nigeria, arrives at the school. Unlike everyone else, Zhiyong doesn't seem impressed by Aurelina's status, nor does he play by her rules. His calm and calculated demeanor immediately catches her attention-and not in the way she's used to. He doesn't flatter her. He doesn't try to win her favor. In fact, he seems entirely indifferent to her. As their paths cross, Aurelina begins to feel a rare sense of vulnerability, something she hasn't experienced before. The more she tries to break through his defenses, the more she is intrigued by his resistance. What makes him tick? Why does he seem unaffected by her? Is this the one person who might not bow to her?

They said the revolution ended with Ayah Kareem,they were wrong.Her son has returned. And this time, the war isn't in the streets... It's in the blood Jamal Aboubacar Alassane has the mind of a king and the blood of a killer. Cunning, charming, and deadlier than his father ever was, he is ready to rebuild the empire piece by piece. But when she returns the daughter of his parents sworn enemy his rise to power becomes entangled with forbidden desire and the sharp edge of revenge. In a world where loyalty is bought and love is fatal... How do you fight destiny when it's already written in blood?