Forced into an arranged marriage with the cold and distant Humaid, Yasmeenah's life takes a dark turn. She is a fiery, rebellious teenager trapped in a loveless union with a man thirteen years her senior, who treats her with chilling indifference. Struggling to assert her identity, Yasmeenah faces Humaid's cruelty and mysterious detachment, pushing her to her limits. As tensions rise, secrets unravel, and their battle of wills escalates into a dangerous game of survival. In a world where love is nonexistent, respect is a rare commodity, and trust is shattered, Yasmeenah fights for freedom, dignity, and her own sanity. How far will she go before she breaks-or breaks him? copyright@ fadeelarh fadim

Ameena had not planned on getting her world turned upside down when she agreed to attend her college best friend's wedding on the other side of the country where she has never been to before. Finally, Ahmad has agreed to marry the woman his mother chose and all hell broke loose when he met Ameena. Will family values, traditional and cultural differences hinder their hearts desire to be one?

In politics, image is everything. Behind every picture-perfect smile, someone always bleeds. "The world will see your ring... but only I will see the leash attached to it." Layla married for freedom. He married for power. Their union was never about love, it was performance. A show for the cameras, a fantasy for the nation. But in this world, scripts don't last. Desire festers, deception deepens, trust and loyalty are measured by how many skeletons you can bury, and secrets rise - the kind powerful enough to destroy nations. In political affairs, no one is ever what they seem. The same person who kisses you for the cameras... might be the one to pull the trigger in the dark. This is the price of power - gaining it, keeping it, surviving it. Another irony of this life? You go from wanting freedom to falling into the arms of someone who wants to own your being. "Every one of my yeses will be your yes... my no will be yours too." This isn't a marriage. It's a battle wrapped with luxury!!!

AbdurRaheem was supposed to hate that wedding. It was too loud. Too crowded. Too far from the life he understood. If anything, he was just waiting for it to end until he noticed Salsabeel. Salsabeel, who looked like she didn't belong there either. Salsabeel, with aching feet, tired eyes, and a mocktail between her fingers. Salsabeel, who somehow made the whole night feel different. They weren't supposed to matter to each other. It was just a conversation. Just a walk. Just one night. But it didn't stay that way. Because AbdurRaheem leaves. Not by choice. but always suddenly, and without answers. And Salsabeel is left behind, trying to make sense of a man who keeps disappearing without ever explaining why. A soldier and a doctor. Two people who spend their lives saving others but don't quite know how to keep each other. Salsabeel's Captain is about timing that never works, words that come too late, and feelings that refuse to fade. It's about meeting someone once and realizing that somehow, that was enough to change everything.

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An Arewa girl. An Edo man. One office. One trip. And a love that was never supposed to happen. When Arewa meets ambition Amina Abdullahi's calm world collides with her boss, Ameer Otaru, the man every woman fears and desires. One trip to Paris changes everything...

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Safeerah Abdulrahman has always lived within the guarded walls of family honour and expectations. But on the night that should have marked joy-the celebration of her brother's wedding-her life takes a devastating turn. A secret she hoped to outrun resurfaces: she is carrying the child of her ex, the man who betrayed her trust and stained her name. To shield her family from disgrace, Safeerah is thrust into an arranged marriage with Fawaz AbdulHafeez-her distant, cold cousin whose pride has always clashed with her quiet strength. Their union is meant to be nothing more than a cover, a means to hide what cannot be revealed. Yet behind the closed doors of a marriage built on convenience, wounds begin to heal in unexpected ways. Fawaz, guarded by his own past, finds himself drawn to the woman he once dismissed. Safeerah, fighting guilt and fear, discovers comfort where she least expected it. But love is fragile in a world ruled by judgement. Whispers grow, secrets threaten to surface, and the weight of their pretence becomes harder to bear. Between hidden truths, painful histories, and the baby that binds them, Safeerah and Fawaz must decide: Is love strong enough to survive beneath the veil of shame and silence? Or will the past destroy the future they never meant to build?

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.