___________ "You're Jumoke, right? The new girl?" How did he know? "Yes? What happened? Who's looking for me?" "I just asked a question. No harms. Take a chill pill, girl. Anyways, welcome to our school. Get used to me too because you'll always see this cute face every day." That said, he strolled off. _________ Jumoke Adeola is transferred to Crystal High School to meet an annoying but drop-dead gorgeous Jerome Jordan, whose ego is bigger than the world. What's high school without crush(es), annoying teachers, scary principal, lot of notes, and annoying schoolmates? **Filled with a lot of relatable high school dramas** [Completed✔] [Editing]

Born miraculously, Miracle gives credence to the religious belief that miracle happens. However, losing Sunday - his younger brother - and his father to the jaws of death despite praying, Miracle and his mother are mired in grief and a life that makes him not only think his name is a complete myth, but also makes him do what even the devil dares not do: he becomes atheist. Series of events lead him to Angel, a girl he is soon taken with, and he is in luck as she has interest in him as well - only that hers is for a different reason. Meeting Angel is a miracle - one he doesn't realize - and which will eventually point him to the miracle.

The novel, Daniella, chronicles the odyssey of a teenage orphan who is raised by her grandparents in the village. She has always longed for one thing: to leave her lusterless village to explore new horizons in the city. And when the news comes that she will be moving to Lagos with Aunt Carolina, her joy knows no bounds as she thinks that she is on her way to paradise. What she, however, fails to realize is that the road leading to hell is tarred with ignorance. Amidst Daniella's helluva experience in Lagos, she meets with three teenagers in Damien College who made her stay a little less rueful - or so she thought. With these trio, friendship builds; they also break. Hearts melts; they also wrench. One thing is for sure: lessons are learned. This is a story of self-discovery, perseverance, family relationship, friendship, betrayal, sexuality, child abuse and the drama of high school.

I just want to take the time out to let you Christians out there know that you can make it. There is no pain that heaven cannot heal.