Africa Stories

A pacifist with a war god trapped in her bones must decide between stirring her demons or watching her allies and enemies unite against her. ***** When Queen Nomvula finds herself threatened by a reckless prince, she's cornered into navigating a battle that will devastate the region, and her clan, should it escalate. Worse, someone knows about her deadly secret, and where its bloody trail eventually ends. Staying ahead of her enemies means risking her land, her values, and even her children, all while keeping the war god inside her from takings matters into its own hands.

(Book 3) (Sequel) After finding a warning tucked in her school bag, Delphine stays behind. It is a point of pride because she is determined to prove to the anonymous sender that no one tells her what to do. But things take a drastic turn when a student is found dead and a dormant blog resurfaces to expose everyone's secrets one after the other. Delphine realises the chaos is far from over. She sees a connection that everyone else is missing. As the person behind the posts continues to pull the strings, she begins to understand that the death was no accident and that just like her sister's, MURDER IS THE CASE TOO. Published: 25/4/2026 Finished: Cover by: Eddy622 Rankings: #2 - secondaryschool - 26th/4/2026 #2 - 9ja - 26th/4/2026 #2 - nigerianbooks - 26th/4/2026 #2 - wattnaija - 26th/4/2026 #3 - nigerianstories - 26th/4/2026

Raz is back home after leaving for 5 years.

What will you do when the one person you think detests you is the only one who truly gets you? ... A potential friendship crumbles before it can even begin. He has to stay focused, bound by his father's expectations. She feels foolish for ever believing he truly wanted anything with her. Silence becomes their only language. Then an anonymous app changes everything. Behind hidden usernames, they share secrets, laughter, and late-night confessions-never knowing they've been pouring their hearts out to each other all along.

Oscar awoke in a world he knew too well, but not only was his body different; the air itself felt strange, fresher than the time he came from.

Jones' descent into substance abuse starts with peer influence from Paloh, despite his mama's watchful eyes. He experiments with smoking and eventually gets hooked on stronger stuff. A dramatic episode lands him in trouble, but with Fred's support, he confronts his addiction, repents, and turns to faith for redemption.

Ben carries secrets no one in his circle knows about. King loves too recklessly. Sheila wants more than the life she was handed. Seed owes more than money. Ronald is being pulled in directions he didn't choose. One trip was supposed to be simple -- sun, freedom, one last summer before everything changes. But the city they find at the end of that road doesn't exist on any map. And it has been waiting for them. Specifically, for them.

He left with a dream in his heart and her name on his lips... but not every flight lands in paradise. When Aboagye boards a plane from Ghana to Canada, he carries more than just luggage-he carries hope, love, and the promise he made to Serwah. But on a flight where a stranger's tale of airport betrayal blurs the line between fear and fate, Aboagye realizes that making it abroad isn't just about reaching a new country-it's surviving the unknown. Back home, Serwah clutches memories and a fragile heart, waiting for a voice across oceans. Will love hold strong in a world where trust is currency, and not every friend is who they seem? A story of sacrifice, suspense, and soulful romance.

He's 16. French. Orphaned. Now he's in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau. New country. New language. New stepbrother who already hates him. Philmeré Dubois didn't ask for any of this. But his mom's last letter said one thing: "Don't let them take the notebook." Now Djibril wants it. Imara warns the city will eat him alive. Bissau doesn't care if you're ready. Bissau takes what it wants.

Mira was never loud about her pain. She learned early that silence is safer than asking to be held. After her first heartbreak, something inside her begins to wither - slowly, quietly, invisibly. Nights stretch longer than they should. Thoughts grow heavier than her body can carry. And love starts to feel like a language she no longer understands. Then Levi enters her life. He doesn't rush her. He doesn't try to save her. He simply stays - steady, patient, unafraid of her darkness. As Mira learns how to breathe again, she must confront the parts of herself she buried to survive, the family that loves her without knowing how, and the terrifying truth that healing demands courage. When Flowers Fall is a tender, emotional story about love that waits, pain that doesn't scream, and the quiet strength it takes to choose life again. Some flowers fall. Others rise differently.

Not every coming-of-age story is soft. Some cut deep. Some stay silent. Some never heal. The Adulting Series follows young Zimbabwean women standing at the edge of adulthood - where pressure is constant, choices are heavy, and mistakes don't disappear. Between desire and shame, love and survival, identity and expectation, each story uncovers the private battles hidden behind ordinary lives. These are not perfect journeys. These are real ones. Raw. Emotional. Uncomfortably familiar. You might see yourself in these pages.

Her past wasn't condign let alone her present. From an orphan, an ingenue to an autonomous. Amidst chaos, her life comprised with complex of affliction, misery and bourne serendipity. .. The Rising Girls is a gripping mystery thriller that follows the story of an orphan, Maimunah who becomes embroiled in a life of hardship as she navigates through the dark tunnels of Dutse, a town that held secrets and she finds herself trapped in resilience to uncover the truth and determination to survive the shackles of oppression. ... "What is your name?". The tattered looking Captain asked Maimunah, with his yellow stained teeth and disheveled dirty brown hair yearning for a cut, swiveling his slight red eyes right into her eyes whilst she fidgeted with her hands. "She wouldn't say a word whatever we asked her". Liza glared at her and Maimunah realized that the woman wasn't much of a nice person after all. The man who Maimunah remembered was Zakari whispered into Captain's ear whilst Captain studied her for a moment, rendering her comfortless and he smirked a bit. "Arewa, I will call you Arewa". ~~~ Highest Ranking: #1 Human Trafficking (19/04/) ••••• The Rising Girls. Written and published by: Kherdeeniasse.

Plagued by mysterious dark visions, an African painted dog princess is banished from her home. As she journeys to find where she truly belongs in her world, sheltering wherever the road takes her, scraping for meals and forming a pack of her own out of the most unlikely places, she finds that things are not always black and white when it comes to virtue and sacrifice. Revised edition--originally published in 2021. Co-writer: Ren Beta reading: Fable, Ryn, Tek, Ryder. *Content warning: contains animal injury, death, violence, ableism, strong language and mature themes.*

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This is a true story. The names are real. The embarrassments are real. The pigs, the mud, the fake baths, the broom; all of it happened. I am twenty-six years old. I am an ********. I am, by most measures, doing fine. But this book is not about where I ended up. It is about the long, strange, often ridiculous road of getting here. It is about the boy I was; curious, observant, slightly odd, always watching and the world that shaped him without asking his permission. What you will find in these pages is not a polished story of triumph. It is something messier and, I hope, more honest. It is the story of a mind learning to know itself. I am still becoming. This is just the part I remember.

Embark on a mesmerizing journey into a realm of fractured beauty and perilous wonder, where ancient prophecies weave through the tapestry of time. In "Dark Angels: Chronicles of Celestia," the fate of a war-torn world rests on the shoulders of High Lord Kainat, a seasoned warrior bearing the weight of a celestial legacy. As the Dark Angels clash with cybernetic invaders, Kainat's life unfolds within the Memory Sphere, revealing a tale intricately linked to gods Solara, Terranox, Aerithia, and Abyssar. A catastrophic explosion transforms the world, creating a landscape of breathtaking beauty and perilous wonder. Humanity, caught in the ebb of chaos and darkness, yearns for unity. The celestial prophecy, a beacon of hope, speaks of a celestial heart hidden in the darkest nights, nature's embrace, boundless sky, and depths untold. Kainat, determined to fulfill this prophecy, faces tragic losses and an epic clash against the formidable Voxar and his shadowy henchman, Zephyr. In a twist of fate, Kainat emerges as the vessel of celestial energy, defying Voxar and embodying the spirit of unity. The citadel, once a battleground, falls silent as Kainat's sacrifice sparks resistance against Voxar's oppressive reign. The Chronicle Stone, held by Orion, carries the legacy of Kainat, guiding readers through a journey of mystery, magic, and a quest for the celestial heart. "Chronicles of Celestia" invites you to witness the clash of celestial forces, explore the depths of ancient prophecies, and accompany Kainat's allies on a quest to restore balance to a fractured world. Will unity prevail against the darkness, or will Voxar's tyranny shroud the realm in eternal chaos? Immerse yourself in a tale where every page unveils a new layer of enchantment, and destiny awaits the brave who dare to unlock the secrets of the celestial heart.

Deba said she was going to be more outgoing this year. The universe took that personally. She's spent her whole life watching other people's love stories fall apart from a safe distance, she had a system, she had rules, she knew better. Then she walked into the wrong bathroom at a wedding in Lekki and met Olumide Adeleke. Calm. Observant. Annoyingly intentional. The kind of man who doesn't play games. Which would be fine, if she had any idea what to do with that.

In a twist of fate, Nombuso finds herself on a disastrous date with a handsome stranger who turns out to be a complete jerk. She invites him to a catering gig when he's unable to pay for dinner, only to regret it instantly. Meanwhile, Colani reluctantly agrees to a date, only to realise the girl isn't his type. When he takes her home, a forgotten item forces him to meet with her again. Will these two strangers find common ground amidst their chaotic encounters? Find out in "That's Dumb," a hilarious and heartwarming tale of unexpected connections and second chances.

Meet Florence a beautiful biochemist, she had everything she wanted from money to the perfect family to the perfect job but what she lacked and wanted was the perfect relationship. Meet Richard, one of Nigeria's richest and eligible bachelor, could get anything he wanted at the snap of his fingers. But had just one problem, "his stinking attitude". Watch how a one night stand, meddling family members and an unwanted baby bring them together. Copyright@Haybee_Queen Check out @Sanroxi and @obassi for your amazing covers

One childhood wish. Two lives forever intertwined. ​Seven-year-old Park Jeong-min lives in the high-pressure shadow of Busan, while across the world, Kimya survives the rising violence of war in Congo DRC. Through a pen-pal exchange involving a pair of sneakers and a wax bracelet, the two form a unique bond and share a secret: they periodically swap bodies. As the years pass, they navigate each other's worldsㅡone a sanctuary of safety but suffocating expectations, the other breathtaking but scarred by relentless violence. At fifteen, a spiritual intervention severs their psychic link, trapping one in isolation, the other in constant peril. Years later, still haunted by Kimya's fate, Jeong-min becomes a doctor and volunteers in the DRC, risking his life to find her. Meanwhile, Kimya, now alone in a foreign country, battles unfamiliar customs as she searches for him in Korea. ​No longer children dreaming of escape, they are survivors seeking the only person who truly knows their souls.