Истории Igboromance

Amanda recently moved back to Nigeria after spending her entire childhood abroad. Her mother believes coming back to their country is a fresh start for her and her daughter . Uche is a 22 year old stunning man that believes in hard work and integrity. He is free spirited . Amanda and Uche become friends . Uche helps her forget and pretend the whole world is okay and Uche learns from Amanda . With new family secrets and feelings blooming, find out how Love triumphs STARTED: JUNE 2021 FINISHED: HIGHEST RANKING : #1 in Nigerian Fiction 14-12-2021

After a series of trauma from his childhood, Maduka spirals down to rock bottom. The sudden death of his estranged father thrusts him into a world of chaos; forced into the life he ran away from. Suddenly, the consequences of the all poor decisions he made charges at him. Usually when the going gets tough, Maduka's instinct is flight. He never had much to fight for, not much had worth to him. When he meets Binyelum, running becomes a difficult choice. This new world presents loss in more ways than one. Will it be love or duty? Which will be flight? Which will be fight? Binyelum didn't come from much, she had very little but she grew up believing the world was hers for the taking. Though she was never sure how to take on the world. She understood early that her dreams were secondary to her role as a daughter. A chance meeting leaves her questioning her sacrifices. If to leave is to be selfish, is staying the certain testament of love? When she finds herself entangled with the mysterious Maduka, she suddenly finds there's more ways to love and more ways to lose.

Myra Nwaeze (25) is the founder of Myra Events, one of Lagos's most sought-after event planning companies. She is sharp, composed, and relentlessly capable - a woman who has built something real from nothing and carries the weight of it daily. She is also, underneath all of that, a lover girl to her core: someone who believes in the spark, who loves deeply when she loves, and who has learned - through experience - to guard that depth carefully. When her close high school friend Ada Okoli asks her to plan the biggest wedding of her career, Myra takes the job with her usual thoroughness. Ada's family is old money. Her mother, the formidable Mrs. Okoli, has been quietly grooming Myra as a potential match for her eldest son Chidi - charming, handsome, and exactly the kind of man Myra has spent years learning to step around. What nobody accounts for is the other son. Uche Okoli (30) is an architect who spent thirteen years building his life in New York before a drunk driver changed everything six months ago. The accident left him with scars, a walking stick, and a leg that may never fully recover. It also left him with PTSD, anxiety, and an acute sense of unworthiness that he has been managing - poorly - since he returned to Lagos a month before the novel opens. He is quiet, patient, and perceptive in the way of someone who has stopped expecting good things and pays very close attention to anything that resembles one. Their first meeting is thirty seconds of professional courtesy and cold efficiency on her part. She finds him unsettling in a way she files immediately under irrelevant. He finds her coldness fascinating in a way he cannot explain. The problem is that they keep ending up in the same rooms - at the engagement dinner, in the village compound for the traditional wedding, at the Lekki mansion during white wedding preparations - and thirty seconds becomes something neither of them planned for.