When nurse Aisha rushes to save a mysterious stabbing victim, she never expects him to turn her world upside down. Abdulhakeem Malabo, a stubborn aviation officer, wakes with no memory of the attack - but plenty of attitude. Their fiery clashes spark a tension neither can ignore, pulling them into a whirlwind of sharp words, stolen glances, and undeniable chemistry. As their connection deepens, walls begin to fall and feelings grow stronger, but love is never simple. Between clashing wills and unspoken fears, Aisha and Hakeem must decide if what they've found is worth the risk. Passionate, witty, and full of heart, it's a story of two souls who learn that sometimes the person who challenges you the most is the one you can't live without. They were never meant to fall in love... until they did, and couldn't stop."

Ramla Abubakar hussain had always been taught to love, freely completely and irrevocably, without bounds. When Muhammad came into her life she did what she knew best, she loved him. Completely, utterly and foolishly. ***** Love wasn't something Muhammad kabir Wuro craved or needed in his life, what he needed was vengeance. But when what began as a plan for revenge slowly turned into an obsession he couldn't control he spiraled. He told himself she was just a means to an end, but every glance, every word, every touch pulled him deeper into the very thing he swore he'd destroy. To him? Only death will do them apart. Started 20/05/2025 Ended 22/01/2026

Shari'a & Shadows series book one A Perfect Match - Law or Love Is a layered, thought-provoking tale set in contemporary Arewa society, where faith, family, and justice are not just ideals-but battlegrounds. Nadia Siddiqui is 23, ambitious, and principled-a newly qualified Shari'a lawyer determined to use the law to give voice to the silenced. But even as she fights for justice in the courtroom, her personal life is unraveling. Her elder sister, Nimrah, returns home broken from a deeply abusive marriage, bearing both physical and emotional scars. Nadia, haunted by the case she lost in court just two months ago, begins to question everything-from the integrity of the system to her own understanding of honor, family, and duty. Amar Shagari is the son of a highly respected Shari'a judge. Educated, eloquent, and widely admired, he walks the line between tradition and reform. But when he meets Nadia across the courtroom floor, he sees a woman who challenges his beliefs and stirs something in him that goes beyond law. Their unexpected intersection-first as legal opponents, then as potential suitors-sets the stage for a battle of convictions, unspoken wounds, and buried desires. As families intervene, secrets unravel, and proposals are made in whispers and expectations, Nadia and Amar must ask themselves: Is love enough to withstand the weight of law, legacy, and loyalty? And in a world where silence is often mistaken for piety, can speaking the truth ever lead to peace? This is a story about women who endure, men who must unlearn, and a love that dares to rewrite the rules.

Same religion, different ethnicity! This story practically revolves around the relationship between two culturally different persons, and the challenges they faced in getting the approval of their parents in their inter-tribal marriage. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Manal Usman is 21 years old and has just finished her NYSC program. She's the daughter of Usman Maidoki, the district head of Unguwan Doki. Her father is widely known for his tribalism and prejudice, thus no one in their family is allowed to marry someone outside their ethnicity, Hausa. Idris Abdulmalik is a 28-year-old Pharmacist working with one of the public hospitals in Kano. His mother is Igala from Kogi State and his father is Nupe from Niger State. They have been living in Kano for nearly two decades now... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• This is outrightly not a true life story but a product of my own imagination. Hence, any resemblance to an actual event is a mere coincidence. However, you should know that the locales are a combination of reality and whims. Read more by adding this book to your library. Thank you. Dedicated to Haulat S. Adamu (Rest In Peace)

#Book 1 In The Legacy Series. Arwa Mas'ud and Muhammad Hisham Maleek are opposites in every way-she's a young, idealistic student with a love for novels and a passion for change; he's a wealthy businessman with a hidden life as a detective. _____________________ Arwa knew she shouldn't have challenged him. But when she stood up against Hisham-the cold, arrogant detective with too much power and too much pride-she never imagined the price she would pay. A single argument, a moment of defiance, and suddenly, she's trapped in a forced marriage with a man who would rather punish her than love her. Hisham never let anyone get the better of him. Yet Arwa had humiliated him in front of an audience, and he wasn't the type to forgive. Marrying her was supposed to be a lesson-a way to remind her who truly held the power. But what happens when the lesson backfires? When the girl who was meant to break refuses to bend? When the man who swore he wouldn't care starts to? And when enemies lurking in the shadows realize that the easiest way to destroy Hisham... is through the wife he never wanted? Some battles are fought with weapons. Others with words. This one? It's war. Read to find out.

Zara's world is turned upside down when she discovers the man she married is a master of manipulation. Heartbroken, Zara is unexpectedly reunited with Ahmad, her senior who made her school days a living hell. But the Ahmad she meets now is different from the boy she hated. His piercing gaze, chiseled features, and rogue masculine aura leave her breathless. Every encounter with him sets her heart racing, and she finds herself drawn to him like a magnet. But there's a catch - he's sworn off relationships, and his walls are higher than she anticipated. Can Zara break down his defenses and capture his heart, or will their love remain forever out of reach? ......the one who hurts you can also be the one who heals you.