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In Book 1, Juliana moved to her Aunt with the twins for a better life in Phoebe. 3 years later, while on an outing a ghost from the past appears before her with a new change she never saw coming. What could possibly happen?

Ada was rejected by her village because of her parents' mistakes and the condition she was born with. Mocked, isolated, and despised, she grows up believing she does not belong. But destiny has a different plan. From rejection to restoration, from pain to purpose, Ada - later known as Joanna - rises above shame to become the very hope her village once denied. A powerful story of resilience, forgiveness, faith, and triumph.

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In Tamuno Town, a popular saying is to, "shine ya eye" meaning to look closely and avoid deception. Truer words were never spoken in a town like this one. Originally birthed as a result of strife, it has remained as a symbol of will. Pastors, teachers, traders, students, the rich and poor, all get their lot in Tamuno Town and have no choice but to make lemonade from the lemons life's giving them. Follow the stories to live the lives of the townspeople where nothing is never set in stone.

The beginning of a marriage that should have been a happy new chapter becomes a battle between a devoted wife and a mother who refuses to accept her son's choice. The couple believes marriage means finally building a life together. Unfortunately, his mother believes her son has made the biggest mistake of his life. At first, her disapproval appears subtle-cold comments, uncomfortable silences, unwanted advice, and attempts to separate them. But as the marriage grows stronger, the mother's behavior becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. The husband finds himself caught between the woman who raised him and the woman he chose.

IDLOVUKAZI EBUHLUNGWINI By Braveman "Marazo" Khanyile She woke up at 4:30am every day for 15 years. She built a hardware, she built a taxi business, she built a home. But her name was nowhere. She was just a wife who worked without pay. Jabulile Malinga is a 52-year-old woman from Ndwedwe, living in Umlazi Section V. When her husband Dumisani is killed in a robbery, she thinks her pain is over. But it is just beginning. Her brothers-in-law, Sifiso and Akhona, come to take her house, her taxis, and to take her as a wife through forced custom. The hardware workers, Lesley and Langelihle, tell her to go home and rest. The taxi drivers, Brian and Andile, steal her daily money. Her friends, Nomakhwezi and Lindiwe, tell her to endure. Her co-wives, Gugu and Nokwanda, watch her fall. But Jabulile has kept every receipt since 2008. Set against the real South Africa of today - where commissions expose police corruption, where champions like Zolani Tete are shot outside their homes, where four men are burnt alive in Dunoon by angry communities, and where women from March and March march in Durban and Shallcross because they are tired of hijackings, rape and kidnappings - this is the story of one woman who decides to stop enduring and start fighting. From workplace humiliation, to matric shoes with holes, to a court battle in Durban High Court, to learning to love again with Andile who brings flowers from his own garden, Jabulile rises. IDLOVUKAZI EBUHLUNGWINI is not just a novel. It is the story of every South African woman who works without pay, who is told "he is a man, understand your role," who is inherited like property, and who still finds the courage to say: "I am not property. I am a woman. I own my story." A must-read for every mother, daughter, and every man who wants to understand the pain and power of a woman. Writer: Braveman "Marazo" Khanyile.

GHANA WATTPAD AWARDS Aim: * Acknowledge Ghanaian writers on Wattpad. * To help motivate Ghanaian writers on Wattpad. * To aid grow their books. * Help them improve on their skills. Admins: @iammegasare & @Angel_lobelia Contact us @: wattgh1@gmail.com To every Ghanaian out there, do well to follow this page. This is your home. Jul 2020 - 2025

She refused to trade her dignity for success. He stole years of her life. Twenty years later, fate brings them together again-not as lecturer and student, but as accused and judge. In a courtroom where every secret demands the truth, one question remains: Can justice heal what power destroyed? LAW OF KARMA - Coming Soon.

### THE UNTOLD STORY OF ADESEWA Adesewa never understood why her life had to be so different. While other children looked forward to birthdays, celebrations, love, and happiness, Adesewa grew up learning not to expect too much. Because somehow, whenever she hoped for something beautiful, life found a way to take it away. She was forgotten. She was rejected. She was betrayed. And sometimes, she was made to feel like she was the problem. But Adesewa kept going. Through painful friendships, complicated love, heartbreak, betrayal, and moments when she had no one to turn to, she carried a secret pain that nobody truly understood. Everyone saw the girl she became. Nobody knew the story that created her. And when pieces of her past begin to come together, Adesewa is forced to confront questions she has spent years trying to bury. Was she really unlucky? Was everything that happened to her just a coincidence? Or was there a truth about her life that she had never been told? This is the story of a girl who spent years wondering why she was never enough... Until she finally discovered the truth. Some stories are meant to be told. This is Adesewa's.

In the busy city of Umenwa , everyone has a story-and some stories are connected in ways no one expects. Smirt Flare is a respected businesswoman whose kindness has earned her admiration, but jealousy is quietly growing around her. Then she encounters a mysterious young man named Everest Spark, a meeting that may become more important than she realizes. Meanwhile, Smirt's daughter Aurelia Flare is returning home from college with her trusted friend Elvira Spark-a young woman carrying a bracelet connected to the brother she has been searching for. As their paths begin to cross, another man enters Smirt's world: Sterling Willis, a powerful businessman with an unusual personality. Five lives. One city. Hidden connections. This is only Phase One of JUST US.

A true story of growing up in PORT HARCOURT , waiting to be loved, and learning how to choose yourself, when my brother gave my little sister, a smartphone and me a button phone. I learned how it felt to be second, but when I won a beauty pageant. I learned what it felt like being queen. even if no one at home clapped for me. This is my story of hurt, hope, and choosing me .

A NIGERIAN THEMED NOVEL Highest Ranking: #27 in Elite out of 2.2K books. Formerly titled 'The Unknown'. *** I met a guy and I fell in love. My family loved him and he seemed to have all that I wanted in a man. Soon, we got married. That sounds a bit too perfect right? Too bad I didn't realize that until it was too late and I was trapped in a loveless marriage to a man who only married me for his own selfish gains. The things greed will make a person do. *** Warning: This book is exclusively mine. Please don't try to copy it or recreate my ideas.

She looked directly in my eyes, moved her body closer to me , this time I melted inside, I grabbed her next to a wall, kissed her, it was love.

A spill at 8:47am brought them together. Love made them stay. Life forced them apart. This story follows two people who loved deeply, lost painfully, and grew in ways they never expected. Set between memories, mistakes, and second chances, this is a story about the kind of love that doesn't disappear... even when people do. Because not every love story ends with "forever"... some end with peace. ☕🌻✨

A little girl named Amaka, Amaka was a brilliant girl until tragedy

Adeaze, a stunning and beloved orphan, lives with her loving parents in a small village. As their only child, she brings immense joy to their lives. Adeaze is a happy and beautiful girl, cherished by everyone in the community. Tragedy strikes when Adeaze's parents embark on a journey to a neighboring village. A devastating car accident takes their lives, leaving Adeaze alone and heartbroken. *Author:* Temi Jessica

The life of a middle class northern Nigerian girl and the struggles she went through. The choice of her future, Never in her hands. From being loved, To being hated. From familiar, To the unknown. Will She be able to grab opportunity when She sees it. Or Will She be too blind to notice. Find out in In The North

"Why would you, Damian Simons, want to be my friend??! You want to be my friend, then persuade me into going to the cafeteria so you and your friends can embarrass me in front of the whole school." I say and stuff my face with rice "No, I just want to get know you better. No ulterior motives." As expected. "Yeah right, come back when I'm stupid. Now leave" I retort 🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃🍃 Mimisola is a girl that's been scarred for life. She's lost in a world full dangerous people, a lone ranger. Well that is until she meets Damian, a guy who breaks her walls and suddenly intrudes her life. She's different. Beautiful though with blemish, willing but scared, marked, scarred. She's not so ordinary. First chapter published: March 29, 2021 Last chapter published: November 9, 2021

Papa died 48 hours after I was born. Mama called me "That Day" - the day he left. She said I brought death, so I get death's share of everything. Cold food. Old clothes. A mat in the kitchen. But my sister Amina? She gets the meat. The love. The bottom pot. This is not a story about wicked stepmothers. This is a story about real mothers. And the daughters they choose not to love. Welcome to my house. Watch how a girl learns to survive on leftovers.

This is part of a bigger project - a series following Nigerian fitness instructor and now afro-pop musician. We get to know the man before the boxing gloves and lyrics. Please enjoy the teaser.