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In God's Time, Not Ours By Rae Palmer A love never spoken. A calling never denied. Miguel and Brother Riley share a bond so deep it defies words-yet their love must surrender to something greater. As one steps into priesthood and the other into ministry, they must choose faith over feeling, devotion over desire. But letting go doesn't mean forgetting. And some prayers linger for years-waiting for God's time... not ours.

As an epidemic sweeps the nation the casualty's are mounting up . The government don't know how to deal with the virus . But they do know that after the victims die .... they don't stay dead . As the world crumbles it's down to a group of kids to save the world . Because for some reason .... there immune .

Miguel Tuazon Jr. was a brilliant, grounded, and deeply spiritual young man who left behind a life of privilege to follow his calling into the priesthood. Alongside him were Philip Sison, the focused son of a poor family whose grit earned him top of the class, and Jake Estrella, a wealthy and free-spirited seminarian with a hidden depth of loyalty and intelligence. What started as a story of formation became a layered journey of friendships forged in fire, tests of character, and the slow-burning, forbidden love between Miguel and Brother Riley Lucero, a parish priest whose devotion to God was rivaled only by his unspoken affection for Miguel. Through youth camps, seminary trials, family crises, and life-altering choices, the three seminarians grew into men of faith. Miguel, torn again and again between duty and desire, ultimately chose his priestly vows over the man he loved - twice. Riley did the same. And while they walked parallel paths, they remained distant, both quietly aching in the shadow of God's call. In the end, Miguel rose to become the youngest bishop in the diocese. He carried the weight of unfulfilled love in silence, until he wrote a private, vulnerable prayer - a confession of longing never meant to be sent, addressed not to Riley but to God. And yet... heaven was still listening. (In Heaven's Time)

When ambition tastes like sin, who pays the price? In the corridors of Abuja's elite, Senator Damilare "Dami" Adeyemi stands on the brink of the presidency-a man groomed for greatness, adored by the masses, and feared by his enemies. But one forbidden night ignites a scandal that spirals into a national nightmare. She is Binta Yusuf, the beautiful, grieving wife of a decorated colonel. He is the rising star who should have stayed away. Their secret affair is a whisper that becomes a weapon, unleashing a storm of blackmail, betrayal, and bloodshed that threatens to bring down not just a man, but a nation. As leaked tapes rock the media, assassins stalk the streets of the capital, and Senate vultures circle, Dami must decide what matters more-his love for the woman who became his weakness, or the power that once defined him. But power is never surrendered; it is stolen, bargained, or buried with the dead. And in the shadows, a vengeful general, a cunning fixer, and a relentless journalist tighten the noose around his neck. From secret weddings to explosive hearings, from whispered hashtags to the echo of car bombs, this is a story of love twisted by ambition, betrayal bought with blood, and redemption paid at a devastating price. Will Dami rise again as a reformer-or return as a ghost of what power once made him? The Stain of Power is a masterful blend of political suspense, forbidden romance, and heart-stopping intrigue set against the volatile pulse of modern Nigeria. Every chapter bleeds with tension, passion, and the haunting truth: sometimes the cost of power is everything you ever loved.