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In the sacred forests of Nigeria, the Wolf Tribe has lived in harmony with the elements for centuries, their spirits tied to the land and the shifting of the moon. Amara, the daughter of the Great Chief, is a girl of gentle heart and untapped power, living a life of peace alongside her fierce sister, Alma. But a shadow is stretching across the ocean. Guided by a treacherous prophecy and a double-crossing Oracle, the Golden Moon Dynasty of South Korea seeks a power that can grant immortality. They seek the Healer. On the night of the New Yam Festival, as the moon turns a mystical green and the air is thick with the scent of roasted tubers and celebration, the drums of war will replace the drums of the dance. Chains will clank where beads once rattled. A sister will be lost to the winds. And Amara will find herself a captive in a palace of silk and steel, caught between a prince who wants her heart and a queen who wants her soul.

After a hunting expedition goes awry and Hombarume shoots the Prince while he shape-shifts into an unknown creature, he must clear his name and prove that what he witnessed was indeed real. Only a summer after a villager of Rujeko mysteriously disappeared, the village is plagued by strange deaths and events that seem to only be synonymous with one man. What will he do when friends and family alike have lost their faith and trust him? #1 in thought-provoking #1 in cultural #1 in zimbabwe #1 in african fantasy Featured on Wattpad Stories Undiscovered Featured on Wattpad Multicultural's African Tales reading list Featured on Myth & Legend's Celebrating Black Voices reading list Complete. [[ 95 000 - 100 000 words ]]

Gripping, spooky urban tales from the nooks and crannies of the most unsuspected places bustling with activity

When Caleb is stranded on a mysterious island, he discovers an ancient staff that grants him control over wind, water, and lightning. But power is never free. As dark forces rise and secrets of the island surface, Caleb must learn to master the storm within him before it consumes everything - including himself. This is not just a story of magic. It's a story of destiny, sacrifice, and the price of power.

Mhangura is one of the strongest and most prolific fighters in the village of Makura, but he's harboring a secret that could turn his entire life upside down. With the recent happenings in the neighbouring village of Rujeko culminating to a breaking point, he is left with no choice but to intervene and potentially expose himself. With the Festival of The Four Villages fast approaching and tensions between the two villages brewing, it's only a matter of time before the spirit of vengeance, something sinister that has sunk its claws into the depths of the kingdom, emerges from the smoke and swallow more innocents. Updates Mondays and Fridays

Gifts Given By the Ocean can also be taken back. After the death of the Village Head, estranged cousins Mandeeq and Shermake reunite at their Grandfather's funeral where their fathers fight over who would be the Heir to the village. With tensions running high and the greed of Humanity leading only to ruin, Mermaids who had once bestowed gifts upon the Village people now revoke them by dragging the Village to the bottom of the Ocean. Being the only two left standing with the help of a Mermaid who is shunned by the underwater society, it's up to Mandeeq and Shermake to save their family and their village from themselves, and the mermaids who seek to take back their gifts.

In the ancient city of Morogoro, tradition was law, and law was merciless. Any child born different-disabled, a twin, or out of wedlock-was condemned to the "fire of God," a cruel ritual that smothered innocence in ashes. But when triplets were born, fate refused to bow to fear. Their mother's defiance cost her life, yet hope stirred in the heart of a barren widow who claimed the children as her own. Forced into exile, she carried them across mountains and plains, raising them in secret where kindness, not cruelty, shaped their souls. Amara, gifted with artistry and vision. Kofi, attuned to nature's wisdom. Sefu, fierce in spirit and unyielding in courage. Together, they grew into more than children-they became destiny's answer. When a storm reveals their hidden powers, the triplets find themselves standing between two worlds: one that fears their magic, and one that desperately needs it. Bound by love yet haunted by the shadows of Morogoro, they must decide-will they run from who they are, or rise to become what the ancients once foretold? A tale of sacrifice, resilience, and forbidden power, The Three Triplets weaves African myth and human struggle into an unforgettable epic of survival and hope.

In the heart of a coastal village, Chimamanda is known as a beautiful, mysterious maiden - with secrets deeper than the sea itself. Every full moon, strange events occur in the village. When a young traveler, Obinna, falls in love with her, he begins to uncover a truth no man was ever meant to know: Chimamanda is not just a woman - she is a goddess, cursed to walk the earth, seeking love that can break her ancient bond to the ocean. But can mortal love set a goddess free... or destroy her forever?

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N'Chalo is a princess of the Ofusa, the tribe that reveres the Mighty One. For her rite of passage N'Chalo will undertake a challenge, she must slay a beast of her god's choice; if she wins she will be a warrior, if she fails she will become a slave. She fears she'll face a Desert Hound, the same beast who killed her brother. Papa is King, he believes N'Chalo should have no fears as heir to the throne and tension rises between them. As N'Chalo prepares, moral challenges occur when she starts to question her tribes' customs.

As the people anticipate the arrival of The Son of the gods, the unity of the four clans is called into question as hidden agendas begin to emerge. When The Son arrives, he is met with the perils of ancient politics, leaders that have ulterior motives, and the dangers that come with people worshiping at your feet. - Mbingima is a narrative poem written about a man who stumbles through time, discovering the truth of his country's history. The title of the poem means "a court of gods". It is a story told in verse and rhyme so if you love poetry and you love storytelling, check out this book.

During this time of the year, Clement expects the visit from his powerful friend. A friend that has helped his son in ways he couldn't, in exchange for something, ungodly. But things go really bad this year and he falls short. Throughout the travails of the night, Clement contemplates his history and decisions leading him to this hopeless point as complications arise and he is forced to meet payments before nightfall to save his son's life.

Queen Abisoye, a warrior ruler betrayed by her father's exiled general, must reclaim her kingdom through battle, political cunning, and mystical visions-sparing her enemy to prove a queen's strength lies in both war and wisdom.

A god in form of a man, a truly undeserving gift from the gods

◇◇◇ So it is believed that nothing can reunite the Òkijà Dynasty and restore her former glory. Not the ÒJA QUEENSTEAD, Not the BÉNI TIDEHONERS, Not the IRÈNI SMELTERS, Not any clan, not any seer, no one. And definitely not for a thousand Blooms. But then, deep within the Old Ayéan Forests, hidden away by The Shield, something happens that turns Òkijà towards the DÄÜGHTËR'S of AYÉ and Òja.

Shun'Sayn Aburok was born into a silence deeper than most could bear. An only child. A quiet boy. His father disappeared when he was just four, leaving behind nothing but a shadow and a name. Raised by his mother alone in the rough corners of Benue, Shun grew up knowing love - but also knowing what it means to be unwanted.

People in Bridgetown are disappearing, vanishing from their homes. Akeelah is the only one who knows the truth--that the creatures have come again to wreak havoc on the only home she has ever known. Overwhelmed by her responsibilities, she stumbles across Aso, a shapeshifting god who needs Akeelah's key to search the only place she has not looked for her disappearing sons. Both burdened by grief, hope and loss, they uncover the alchemy of turning tragedy into carnival.

In Erunon, progress is god and miracles are science. Law student Esiri Adolo believes in reason, justice, and nothing she can't explain, until the night her family home burns in a fire that defies every law of nature. Drawn back to her childhood city of Idanre, Esiri uncovers a secret buried deep in her bloodline: she is the descendant of Ọbatálá, the Orisha of creation and justice, and the chosen vessel of a divine covenant long forgotten. But her awakening comes at a cost. As Esiri's abilities surface, so do darker forces. The Ajogun, ancient entities born from human greed and disbelief. Now hunted by those who fear what she represents, Esiri must decide whether to embrace the legacy she was never meant to inherit, or let the world slip further into silence. The gods have returned, and they remember her name.

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Ashes of Nyota is about a girl who inherits a mistake she didn't make. Aseye lives on Nyota, a land that remembers everything. The songs. The wars. The love that once ruined it. When strange power begins to wake inside her, she learns the truth no one wanted passed down: the world didn't break by accident. It broke because two people loved each other when they weren't supposed to. Now the same pattern is forming again. Aseye is caught between friendship and desire, between staying loyal and wanting more. The past keeps pulling at her, asking her to finish what it started. Everyone has an opinion about what she should do. No one has to live with the consequences but her. This is a story about history repeating itself, about how love can be dangerous, and about a girl trying-desperately-not to become the reason everything burns again.