(I'm bad a describing XD) Amahle returns back to her home country that brings back terrifying memories of her childhood. While there the opportunity for revenge presents itself, but to get revenge she must marry the man she holds responsible, the king. On her journey she encounters people and forms relationships that will change her life. She also learns lessons that will help carve her as a queen.

A woman who suffers in silence. Yes, it seems like a typical story you've heard but what exactly happens when the victim of cheating becomes a victimiser? All Hell Breaks loose.

"Okay okay, you're right. I want you to be safe so you can come back home to me every night Mr. Hlatshwayo"- I say leaning in. He feeds into it, men are so easy to manipulate... "So can I keep it?"-Him "Hell no! find security, there is no way you keeping that thing next to me. It's so freaking hard even, I can feel it from here"-Me "Oh that's not my gun Mrs. Hlatshwayo. Someones just really excited to see you"-He chuckles. Naughty! He smears me on the bed and settles in between my legs. "Please be gentle"- I whisper. He listens.

My Father's Best Friend. Me:"There's nothing special about me Nipho"He smiled and I realized that I've just called him with some nickname. Ohk Nosibusiso Nhla:"Nonsense, you're Special Nosi. More than you think and I..."He looked at me for a while and I held that glare until I couldn't take it anymore so my eyes ran around the room Nhla:"I'm glad you're part of us,I mean you're my friend's daughter"Yeah! That means a lot Me:"I...I guess then"I shrugged my shoulders. Did I tell you on how much this guy is making me so nervous? I wouldn't mind kissing him right now Nhla:"Know what? You'll tell me about yourself some other time" Me:"Would that be appropriate? Having you being my father's best friend?" Nhla:"There's nothing wrong with knowing my friend's daughter, I mean... It will also mean I'm your Uncle" Me:"Yeah I get it, I'll tell you some other time then"I say making my way up but before I can even take another step he called out for me Nhla:"Nosi, stop day dreaming about me "I looked at him shocked Me:"W..What do you mean?"I stutter Nhla:"I'm not blind Nosi but y.. you're my friend's daughter and looking at me like that is inappropriate"I smiled making my way up. Update:Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

A heart warming story about love, abuse and tribalism. Thandolwami is a Ndebele word which means "My Love". The story is set in modern day Zimbabwe. What happens when two young people fall in love but they are from 2 different tribes? Need l mention that for decades these tribes have not liked each other, regardless of the fact that they live in the same country? Find out how Gilbert Rufaro Chitsikwapasi and Ntandokazi Dlamini maneuver their love among tribal differences, opinions, family feuds, distance and a whole lot more drama that life throws at them. Is love enough? Will their love succeed to a happily ever after or will they succumb to the mounting pressure and give up? There's only one way to find out. Cover image credit: Tafadzwa Kwesu.