Prolific Author - Dayo Tijani has returned home to Nigeria from the United States, after invoking a one-year hiatus clause on his career, as a result of a dire-needed break. Eminent Doctor - Tiolu Keye is cruising on an impressive career streak of medical laurels and feats with Marriage being the farthest thing from her mind. A chain of inexplicable events would make this duo cross paths, eventually resulting in an internal Rebellion - as they both resort in taking inordinate plunges regarding their brewing romance. But as the popular saying goes - 'Opposites attract.' In their case, its the reverse. -Completed Story.

Highest Ranking #2 in triller. #49 in mystery/thriller In came the tall creature. I bend my head down to avoid looking at him. He stood at the door not moving. My heart beat accelerated and I desperately want this moment to end. Silence engulfed the room once again. I closed my eyes hoping he will disappear the moment I open them but no, he is still here. Standing there with no intention of moving. I have never felt this awkward in my 18years of life. You look like you just shot a horror scene. He stated, his voice cold. Is marrying me that bad? Am I supposed to answer to that? I frowned. What is wrong with him? Listen to me carefully. Because I won't want to have to repeat this to you in any situation. He stated in a voice that a strict teacher will use when warning a student. What is with him? I thought. Why suddenly? I slowly raised my head to look at him. His face is expressionless. He looks calm. I dont care if you are living in this house but don't you ever show your face to me. Stay as far away from me and do n't touch my things. What a relief! Did you say something he asked? I did not realised I said that loud. Nothing ,I replied. Good. With that he went out.

Highest Ranking #153 in mystery/thriller Please... I begged with the little energy I have left. Don't throw me out right now please! You will leave now! He commanded. Staring at me with eyes full of hatred. You are disgusting he added. Please.. I pleaded with teary eyes. It is late at night. Not only that, it is raining heavily. If he throw me out I will have nowhere to go. I'm getting scared. Get out now! he shouted making me stumble and hit the wall behind me. Is this not what you wanted? He aksed coming closer. You wanted to marry me. You have got your wish. But living with me will be hell for you. His gaze scrutinizing me and burning my insides. Please just don't throw me out. Not tonight, not in this rain. I begged with the little I have left. Your innocent act won't work on me save it! He dragged me towards the door. I jerked away from him falling down on the floor. He turned to look at me. I stood up determined to make him not to throw me out. I beg of you to let me stay, think of me like you would your

Day has never been in trouble until one night someone draws a gun and shoots a man and then shoves the gun in Day's hands and takes off leaving her with it when the police arrive. She does what most people would do and drops the gun and books it. Instead of being sent to juvie she is sent to a boarding school for troubled teens called Gooding. She instantly adopts an I'm a bad ass attitude so she won't seem weak infront of her delinquent school mates. She doesn't really talk to anyone but a boy named Spencer who even though had a tough life growing up is still kind and caring. Then she meets Chase Lovelace, a teen movie star, who is arragent and egotistic, an asshole and a pervert. She can not stand him and he can't stand her, for one thing she didn't even know who he was and for another she has flippant attitude towards him which ticks him off majorly. As Day puts up her front more and more the easier it is for Chase to see through it. “I’m sorry Chance, but I have no idea who you are.” “It’s Chase.” “What’s the difference? Chase, Chance? They sound the same to me.” - Day and Chase.

"We have to live together. I am tired of this game" I said. "Game! Do you think what's going on between us is a game, it's destiny Ray, our fate". "I do not know. Sometimes I feel insecure and lonely. Often even in your presence I feel that you are far away from me". I felt a pang. She smiled and looked at me intensely. "That was not your promise Ray, I promised I was going to visit anytime you miss me which I have been doing. You promised not to worry". I kept mute and we ate slowly in silence afterwards. "Let's go" .She said. "Let's ride around". The sky had turned faint red in colour. I rode slowly feeling her warm body pressing against me. The noise of street sank down and i felt deep calmness. We sat on a cement bench under the bridge near the walk way. The view was majestic. The gentle waves in the lake glistened in the fading sun light. Tall grass spread on both sides of the lake like a green carpet. Suddenly she lay down on the grassy ground closing her eyes and took a deep breath. The sky was clear with innumerable stars glistening. "Hey dreamer, come to me". She said her eyes sparkling. I moved forward and lay close to her, then turned to face her. She rolled over to me and i felt her gentle kisses on my face. "I wish to be melted into you, penetrate into you, not just a part of my body but the whole of it. I miss you Marwah". I said and sighed. She laughed looking stunned. Her laughter echoed. "You must have been reading those hot love stories recently Ray". She said making me smile shyly. She pulled me suddenly to her and kissed hard at my lips. I returned her kiss as we hugged each other tightly. The tightness of her hug went soft as she gently pulled away from me. I tried hard to read her face in the reflection of the moon light. I felt a sharp intense pain in my chest as she started to walk away. I yelled her name, crying and telling her to come back. "Strong men don't cry Ray, wipe those tears and know that your Marwah forever loves you".

#1 sacrifice 21/08/2020 #5 in romance 27/09/2016 "Malam, ka yi kuskure, idan ka na tunanin zaka canza min ra'ayina a minti biyar". "Ko za ki gwada ki gani?" Ya tambaya, yana murmushi, ita ta rasa ma yadda aka yi ya iya murmushi, da dai ba ta ganin hakan a tare da shi. Ta kan dauka shi haka Allah ya halitto shi, duk lokacin da ta samu ganinsa a rayuwarta, sau daya ta taba ganin murmushinsa, ko ba da ita ba, idan tana wurin, baya yin murmushi da kowa. Ta danne zuciyarta, sannan ta zauna, don ita ko ganinsa ma ba ta son yi, bayan abin da ya yi jiya. "Tambaya na ke son na miki. Shin Alhaji Yusuf da ki ke son ki aura, kin tabbata ya damu da farin cikin ki, ko kuwa bacin ranki?" "Wace irin tambaya ce wannan?" Kallonta yake yi kamar zai hadiyeta "Ki amsa min, me ya sani game dake?" Kafin ta ba shi amsa ya ci-gaba. "Shin ya san cewa ba ki son turare mai karfi, saboda ki na da Allergy, ko kuwa ya san idan kin sha ruwan sanyi ciwon Agalawarki na tashi? Ko kuwa kin fi son kasancewa cikin mutane ki yi walwala. Ya san da cewa ba ki amfani da Salary dinki, sai dai ki yi hidima wa wadanda ki ke so?" Ya numfasa cikin murya kasa-kasa ya-ce. "Ya san cewa ba kya son shi?" This is the limit. Ya kai ta makura. "Yaya aka yi ka san duk wannnn a tare da ni?" "Saboda Jidda, na sanki. Na san komai game dake every. Little. Detail. na sani". Ya fada cikin wani yanayi mai tsinka jiyoyin jikin mai saurare. "Well, abinda ba ka sani ba, shi ne ka bata kan batun Alhaji Yusuf, domin kuwa SHI NA KE SO!

As a Muslim girl, marriage is one of Safia's biggest dreams. All her life she kept herself pure for her faith and her future husband. Although having never had experienced love, and occasionally doubting whether she will, Safia feels herself growing impatient being single. She then sends her family to search for 'the one.' Trusting her family, she decides to say yes to the first person her family finds for her. She believes she will get married and face all her problems with her husband by her side. Is it really as simple as that? Yusuf feels a void in his heart. He tries to deny it, but he knows his mother's not proud of him. He knows she wishes he could be a little more modern like his brother. He wanted his family to find him a wife while he could focus on his deen (faith), but his idea of a wife clashes with his mother's. Seeing that his family were struggling to find him someone he likes, he decides to take matters into his own hands. But is he rushing into decisions without thinking?

From the first sight of her, he knew she was the best thing that would ever happen to him. .... Laila is a very charming girl , she loves love and she enjoyed every bit of it until she got seriously heart broken .............. Ameer was broken too but love mends all wounds , he fell for Laila and wanted her more than he has ever wanted anyone , he tries to make her his .. Does he fail to ? Does she turn him down ? Follow up the story to find out... Lovely love ❤️.......... #romance

Highest Rank #13 in Spiritual on 10-09-017🔥. His words rang through every corner of her ears, it was so agonizing and rankling. Was that really Her Faysal? Her habiby? Her Yaya?The only source to her joy. What happened to "Its just you and I forever?" What was her fault for which such cruel punishment was about to be muted on her? She wiped her tears as soon as her mothers words came gushing "Patience as they say is a virtue and the best things in life are worth waiting for". We would all want to know the reason behind such pain and agony right? Follow me as we journey through the life of Sameerah, a woman who had to face a lot of cruel things in life right from a tender age. Does she overcome them with patience and virtue or does she allow her soul become the devils workshop? Her Patience,Her Virtue. A must read!

The write-up covers challenges faced by young African girls. The likes of child marriages, trafficking and forced labor. Thus bringing us to making Africa seem like one nation (United State of Africa), whilst countries in Africa were addressed as regions, all under one president. This is to help lay emphasis on the fact that those challenges are not only particular to just one country but the whole of Africa. We also picked Amina - the major character that represents everyone of those young girls out there dying in silence. Co-writer: Tiyamike Phiri (Zambia) ********** One girl carri water © 2016 All rights reserved. This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, and incidents either are the products of author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Except places such as regions, states, and countries in Africa, Aso Rock Villa which is the seat of presidency in Nigeria, Royal Livingstone hotel and Victoria Falls, etc. These locations have been mentioned only to add a bit of reality to the story. ********** ********** Our hearts goes out to relatives of victims of the Nyanya motor park bomb blast, parents of the abducted Chibok school girls and others alike. We pray for you