"How could you do this to me?" I all but shouted. He flinched. "I'm sorry." "You can take your sorry and shove it where the sun doesn't shine for all I care. We are done." I shot back, pointing a trembling finger at him. My whole body vibrated with the need to slap him silly for what he'd done but I didn't want to create more of a scene than I already had. Deciding that he wasn't worth another minute of my time, I shook my head at him and pivoted on my heel, ready to leave. He held my elbow to stop me from going. "I'm sorry. Please don't go. I'd do anything to make it up to you. Anything." The raw pain in his voice stopped me in my tracks. As angry as I was, I wasn't completely immune to his charms. And that's exactly was he was doing. Using sweet nothings to coax me into staying. Looking back on things, I realized it was what he'd always done. But not anymore. Steeling my spine, I wrenched my hand away from him. Without turning around, I said, "If I really was that important to you, you wouldn't have broken my trust as if it were nothing." *** Falling for your best friend's boyfriend is considered a crime. And you'd probably burn in hell for an eternity for it. But what if the best friend isn't all you'd thought she was? What if her boyfriend is so damn charming that you just can't help but fall for him? Is it justified then? No? Read to find out.

Fisayo Ogundipe a very ambitious young boy just moved from Maryland to Crawford Estate. It's a new phase of his life: bunch of new crazy cool friends, new environment, new school. The girl he fancies has pitched a tent for him in the friendzone section. Things get complicated and amusing. Read how Fisayo's situation gets comical. Add to your library, you'll love it

A collection of short stories. Cover @African Cover Shop

PS. This is a sequel to Preordained, my first book. After a night of excessive drinking, an intoxicated Saheed gets help from a stranger. And for payback, she makes an unusual request. Curious and intrigued, he obliges her. What harm would it cause, pretending to be her boyfriend for two weeks? After all, he is quite the ladies man. Living the lie seems easy at first... Until he begins to believe the lie himself... Or is she just too good at acting? ___ Desperate and afraid of being exposed for lying, Olaedo Matthews convinces the seemingly overconfident and arrogant Saheed Bello to stand in as her man for a fortnight. Surprisingly, he fits into the role easily, coming to her rescue a thousand and one times. Soon she realises they might be more than co-actors who know their scripts very well. But what if they're just too good at acting, at covering their shortcomings with smiles and kisses for the public so people can look at them and ask, "God, when?" And after their two weeks together are over, what next? Highest ranking: No. 30 in #Africa 06/08/2020.

"Stop eye fucking me. I am not King," he mutters through clenched teeth, venom dripping with every word. * * * Pauline is a confident young lady who thinks she has everything she needs-a good job, a house of her own, a car and a man willing to do anything to have her. She's in love with herself, so much that she doesn't want the constraints that comes with being committed to a man. Paul is the epitome of handsome, a perfect description of a Melanin King with sun kissed skin. But beneath all this beauty is a heart broken man who is learning to love and trust again. Determined to get out of his shell and ghosts from the past, he relocates to another city. He has always wanted to do one thing and that is, cook. With a chance at a new life in a new city, he starts his journey as a Cook. A very hot Cook who is as edible as the meals he prepares. One Friday Evening, Pauline steps into his world but he pays her no mind. Once bitten, twice shy, so he knows now to keep his distance from women, especially ones who know how beautiful they are. Pauline has been many things but ignored isn't one of them. When in a wicked twist of fate, she finds the drool worthy waiter now working for her as a chef, she knows fate is giving her a chance to sort out her messy feelings. [Weekend Series: Book 1] Formerly know as One Friday Evening * * * * * Started: 14/01/2019 Finished: 22/11/2019 Word Count: 165,000- 165,500. Cover: Yours Sincerely. --- Do not use any written material, character likeness from this story without express or written permission from the author. If you're found doing so, you will be reported and presented a DMCA. Legal and appropriate actions will be taken.

This is a story about a Nigerian girl in a Nigerian high-school which unlike the American one have no cheerleaders or free clothing restrictions we have a football team, popular kids and a whole lot of drama.

Kofoworade is just a twelve year old twin,who has some sort of funny life stories. She was raised in slum like kinda place in Lagos. She got a diary and decides to write about her new life in Aja. How other rich kids like her behave. With the help of her crazy thoughts and attitudes, will she conquer all her haters? Will she be able to blend with her new life? ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Find out in the story " Diary of a Crazy Nigerian Girl"

Cover by African Cover Shop @africanliterature #526 in short story [14-01-2018] #810 in short story [01-01-2018) An intriguing story of three university girls in the same campus. Each faced with a trial of life. How will they survive under so much influence? Dig in and see.

When Trish who is unable to bear children starts to build a relationship with a helpless pregnant teen, it seems like a fantastic idea. Until, another plan begins to form in her head . . . and no one knows her ulterior motives.

Samira, a final year student in the University of Lagos, gets carried away one night at a party and does what she never thought she would ever do in her life. She has a one night stand . . . and the result? Pregnancy. It is devastating news for her as her life is been brought to a standstill. But she manages to go through the whole dilemma with her best friend supporting her along the way. Years later, an opportunity comes for her to make a fresh start and she grabs it without hesitation. But she isn't prepared for what, or most especially, whom she would meet along the way. Find out more in this book . . . 'Can we try again' is a story about friendship, family, forgiveness, love and second chances.