When Dieko's father becomes a drunkard overnight, her mother becomes a punching bag but she endures it hoping it will all end soon but when he then brings a young pregnant girl home as his new wife some weeks later, Dieko's mother feels she has had enough. She leaves the house with Dieko and her sister and they go back to Lagos to live with Dieko's grandmother, now Dieko has to start at a new school, with new friends, a new environment, she doesn't even know what to expect, but there's one thing she's sure of... She's Starting Anew. Started- (July 29, 2020) Published- (August 3, 2020) Finished- (October 26, 2020) ✨ 1k reads- (August 27, 2020) 5k reads- (October 26, 2020) 10k reads- (January 10, 2021) ❤️ #1 in Nigerian High School out of 12 books... 28-10-2020 #1 in Africans out of 72 books... 25-12-2020

Kallette has always had a rough life, and just when she thinks that things are getting better they get worse. And a couple events risk her life and can even change it all together. Will she make through the rest of high school?

Georgia Hannon is on the hunt for her missing son, and looking for answers regarding the mysterious death of her husband. After joining the Crimes Against Children Unit of the FBI, she hopes to use her newly acquired resources to bring her little boy home. Knowing that Henry doesn't have much time, she reluctantly teams up with her new co-worker, Colin Beckner. Can Georgia learn to trust in the Lord as she learns the truth about a part of her past she buried long ago? Will she get to Henry before it is too late?

***Highest Ranking #2 in Clean Romance*** Surrounded by married friends and ready for a love story of her own, Leslie Martin takes a chance and joins and online dating website. Will she discover the man of her dreams or will this become her worst nightmare? Only time will tell.

"Born again, are you all dreaming? Wake up! Nicodemus was right! There's no way you can be born again! We're all already here, we were born! Now, we're gonna die! It's as simple as that." My face was hot and my hands were shaking. We're all gonna die... I pushed the memory back and shook my head, eyes angry and staring down the pastor. "Jesus fed his disciples and all the people around him a whole bunch of crap and they ate it." "Naomi!" "He didn't know what he was talking about because fictional characters in a story never do. They say the lines their authors give them because it's their job to. They don't exist. He never existed. You all should realize that sooner or later instead of wasting your time here, it's screwing with your minds." A pin could have dropped from the top floor and we would all hear it. "Then why don't you just leave." The cold words plummeted against my chest as quickly as they came. That was the pin drop, the end to all the excitement, but not. My heart hammered against my rib cage as the voice echoed through my ears, playing over and over. His words, they were insulting, they hurt, but I didn't show it. I turned and faced him and his eyes remained indifferent towards me. I froze in my seat. They were once this bright hazel, but they seemed darker now, furious. "If you feel that way, then leave." He spat. His jaw clicked at the end of his sentence. "Take your opinions, take your anger, take your indignant heart, and leave this church." ~~~ It never occurred to Naomi that He could have been real, that maybe a life of emotional hardship was the plan for her all along. If it had occurred, she never accepted the thought. She never accepted anything, but Carter. What was life? What was love? What was pain? What was happiness? What is God? Read the story of a broken girl who finds the truth through love.

[COMPLETED] Meet Isi, a Nigerian who was transferred to Brazil by her employer. She is strong, courageous and religious. Then there's Adrian, a Brazilian business mogul, a womanizer, who lost his hope in God. Together, they make a good team but will it always be rosy through the journey of life? Will Adrian find faith in God again? Find out in this heart-warming story as two hearts are submerged in love, betrayal, trust and faith. This story is tagged Romance and Religion. To any Christian who wants to increase his/her belief in God Almighty, this book is a must read for you. Romance lovers, non Christians and random readers can read this book also. I love you all! PS. Please comment and vote as you go through this story. Your comments and votes keep me motivated and encouraged. Thank you!!!

Born in 1905, Alabama is baby number 10 of a large family. She learns about life, and especially love, when she meets Jackson Marshall: a too good-looking widower who has inherited his deceased wife's property. They have some ups and downs, and fight the challenges of the Great Depression. Author's notes: I do not describe Alabama's features. I leave that up to the reader to decide what she looks like.

Sarah Van Dan Is a young beautiful girl full of ambition. She's also very intelligent. Determined to reach a goal to help her very low class parents who struggled to survive a living in the small area of Coastal town. Sarah studied hard in school,Until her parents hit her with the most shocking news. Does she obey her parents and abandon her ambition? Or does she go into the world to chase her dreams? Find out in 'What Life Stole From Me'

Pages: 225 Protagonist: Nadia Habeeb Burning Bright is not a story about statistics,but of an over-achieving young lady, who is determined not to let sickle cell anemia stand in her way. Without notice, difficulties that Nadia Habeeb did not foresee complicate her health and love life, changing everything immensely. With the walls of life itself closing in on her, will she stand conqueror this time? If she does, what will be her fate back home in Nigeria, with a closed-off heart, and physical challenge? This is a story of a family struggling to maintain faith and hope in the face of severe emotional challenges, social upheaval, medical necessity, and the paradox of humanity. Set within the complexities of Nigerian culture, it is the story of young people trying to make their way in a world they didn't make. It is also a story of pain and redemption, of love lost and found, generational conflict, and the emergence of true faith. BlueInk Reviews described this story as, "...a solidly told story with nice detail about Nigerian culture and family dynamics and fully rendered characters..." Foreword Clarion reviews said about it, "...In Burning Bright, Maryam Awaisu introduces people to the realities of living with this disease in a novel that is as entertaining as it is informative." Steve Devitt had this to say: "The strongest parts of the book are Nadia's adventures within the healthcare system. Anyone who has grasped the missing emergency button will relate to this. Ms. Awaisu deals with the Nigerian medical system with sensitivity that is not lacking in Black humor." Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE