Not all that glitters is gold....

Tshegofatso Nkosi is a 17 years old teenage mother to a 3 months old baby girl named Nosibusiso. She is domestically victimized by her boyfriend and father of her daughter, Lunathi, but she won't report him to the authorities or even tell someone she trusts because she fears to lose her daughter or even worse, die. But... Her life takes a drastic 180° turn when she crosses paths with 25 years old award winning businessman Vuyolwethu Ndhlovu who helps her out of her toxic and life - threatening relationship. After spending a lot of time together and warming up to each other, mutual feelings are caught. Snap, wait... What happens when it is revealed that Vuyolwethu is not who he says he is? Will Tshegofatso accept him for who he is and love him unconditionally? OR. Will she fear for her life, and run for the hills?

Liz is a black South African female, living her life and minding her own business. She's not looking for love, marriage or babies. Jason Jones is a white South African male, living his life and building his business. He is not looking for love, marriage or babies. Find out what happens when life throws them together

Khumo is a young vibrant girl from a village called Metsing, in the North West. Khumo has aspirations to one day become a well known designer. Unfortunately life has no manual. It never goes in the direction one hopes it should. Khumo just wants to be a well known designer. She wants to escape life at the village. Her mother and 15 year old sister, have not made life easy for her. She tries all her best to look out for her sister but she reaches a point where she has had enough! The more Khumo ignores her baby sister, the more she rebels. She tries to cut her baby sister and mother out of her life but that's not who she is. What she didn't know is that her life was already planned out for her. She does not yet know that the hot, handsome big shot, hotel owner is about to turn her life around. Or maybe turn it upside down! People always assume that you're happy. What they don't know is that behind closed doors, demons are unleashed! True colors are being shown.

SOrphan Maid By Maria Eyison Tara grew up with nothing but dreams and determination. Orphaned at a young age, she learned to survive the cruelty of life by working as a maid in the Benson mansion - a home filled with luxury, secrets, and silent battles. Despite her humble beginnings, Tara's kind heart and gentle strength made her stand out in a world that only saw her as a servant. When Nicholas Benson - the charming heir to the Benson fortune - returns from abroad, fate weaves their hearts together. What begins as an act of kindness slowly blooms into a love that defies every boundary. But their happiness comes with a price. The Benson family will do anything to keep Tara out of their son's life. Lies are told, traps are set, and hearts are broken. As Tara faces betrayal from those she served faithfully, she must choose between fighting for love or walking away with her dignity. Can love truly conquer class, cruelty, and family pride? Or will Tara's fairytale end the same way her childhood did - with loss and loneliness? "Orphan Maid" is a heart-wrenching and romantic tale of courage, love, and the fight to be seen beyond your past. A story that proves true love doesn't ask for permission - it simply happens.

Love is what she always wanted, when the only person who ever loved her dies she's forced to stand for her self but a day after the funeral her life gets turned around when she's forced to marry her sisters husband and take up a role of a mother to their eight month old baby.When she refuses her aunt comes gun blazing and offers her the one thing she's ever wanted, the one thing left of her parents, will she take it or what?

The power of a praying woman is powerful.

A continuation from The Struggle. This book is more about The Khuzwayo's and they life and how they have overcome The struggle

Highest ranking #74 in General Fiction Stepping out of the car he stood in front of her looking down at her angry little face. "How dare you disgrace me in such a manner. Where do you think you are going with her?" She spat. "Woman step aside. Let me help that poor girl you are so afraid of," he said in a low voice. "It's funny how you feel threatened by a woman you have never spoken to, a woman I have not yet known," he said as his lips twitched into a smirk. The queen seemed to think over his words an appealed expression dominating her features. "Just remember who your wife is," she huffed walking away from him looking around to see their audience. You want more....? Then hurry up and start reading ☺️

Siphosethu "She will leave today with you! and we will make sure they get married tomorrow" Me"But I am only 18" My Mother hugged me, she said all she could to convince everyone that getting me married at 18 isn't fair . But my Father owed his father cows and it was only fair to give his daughter away to pay this debt . "Nje nani nibona, azange waphathwa yindoda engaze wa zekwa" "Yintombi enyulu" Yes my innocence were being paraded like it was Black Friday . Jola"Uyindoda emadodeni wena Radebe" "Bayohamba kule veki ilandelayo, beqala ubomi ubutsha bobabini. Ebe keyena unya ephangela, kodwa intombi iyakifundameza ikhaya. Ize ibentse azele abafana" Me"Tata!" My dad smiled at me, he was so proud of me for being a virgin, a virgin that will be given away to marry a guy I've never met, a virgin that will be a housewife and well give him children. Ziphozethu "Nooooo! Zee its still early " My friends believe in calling me the life of the party, they love how spontaneous I am and how carefree I am. Me"Nope, Its almost 4 you guys" The guys we were with tried convincing me with more vodka to stay. Lerato"Tshomi please stay" Me"How about we return tomorrow? drinks on me" Club literally going up on a tuesday, I am your typical nineteen year old. I rebel every now and then, I leave alone in Central Port Elizabeth . I don't remember much about my childhood or my parents, I work as a waitress at a nearby restaurant. A lot in my life doesn't make sense, but one thing I know is; I am happy and everything else doesn't matter. Two girls Two different characters One carefree One a housewife Life is not always what it looks like, and behind every smile is hardship that stays hidden. *********