In Port Harcourt, sixteen-year-old Adanna has always lived between two worlds: her strict father's expectations of medicine and her own secret love for writing poetry. When a new student from Lagos, Chike, joins her school with dreams of becoming a musician, their unlikely friendship sparks a chain of events that challenge tradition, uncover buried family secrets, and force them to choose between conformity and courage.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Nigerian boarding school life, bustling city streets, and the quiet wisdom of village elders, this YA story explores identity, first love, the weight of expectations, and the fire of chasing dreams.
Formerly 'Our Dearest Past'
*A Nigerian Teen Fiction Novel*
"What happens when his past starts to affect her present?"
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I've heard that everyone has a past or maybe memories is what they call it. Good or bad they are all there.
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He moved closer to her and said "I'm not a good boy Blue, I'm actually the opposite."
Blue frowned "I don't care."
"But, its starting to affect you."
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Blue, a black American Nigerian girl, never had a real best friend ever since her first real one made a bet on her.
Jacob Sanwo, a new Lagos boy who finds her interesting is bent on making her his friend, he succeeds.
But...
Being friends isn't all, they fell in love with each other.
but,
Jacob's past will make him be so afraid of admitting what he feels.
What happens when Blue finds out what he's hiding?
Is it so bad that it can separate them forever?
Find out in the story of Blue&Jacob.
Read to find out more...
Cover made by me, none of the pictures in the book is mine