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Bridget with a D
A broken heart who didn’t loose herself
Preciousapril
A widow that got abandoned by her late husband's family and was struggling to help her four children She never gave up
Weirdo 💙💙
Same routine. Same procedures. Same result. Yet, zero satisfaction. Zero acknowledgement. Life just keeps repeating with nothing new. It isn’t getting better. It never does. Zainab is a young, promising Nigerian graduate. Talent, purpose, and a degree in her hands. Three years after NYSC, there’s nothing to show for it. People call her “promising” but she can’t see anything promising about herself. Not after her boss promised her a promotion, then sold it to the highest bidder. Yet he still calls her a promising youth. Every morning is a repeat: clock in, smile, survive, clock out. The cycle is safe. It’s also killing her slowly. She tells herself she wants more , impact, growth, respect, but more means risk. And risk means losing the only job she claims to hate. Has she gotten so used to the loop that leaving feels scarier than staying? But what happens when something shifts? Something small, but impossible to ignore. One thing that breaks the whole routine and gives a completely different result. How will Zainab handle this part of her life? Not being able to let go because things might change beyond control, beyond routine. Will she take her chance at a better life, or will the fear of “what if it doesn’t work out" keep holding her back?
Vindex_Writes
Ngozi spent her twenties praying for the right man. When Odinaka came into her life in her early thirties, she believed God had finally answered her. He was everything she had asked for — attentive, kind, and loving. But the man she married behind closed doors was not the man the world saw. What followed were four years of silence, pain, and survival. Four years of walking on eggshells in her own home, cut off from everyone she loved, with no voice and no way out. Flagged is the story of what happens when a woman disappears inside her own marriage — and what it takes to bring her back.
toribright
Basira cooks the best Jollof rice in Lagos. As she builds a sterling food empire, she attracts new clients and formidable competitors.
Honorable
A dusty letter hidden inside an old library book was never meant to be found. When Adaeze, a final-year university student, discovers it, she becomes obsessed with finding the mysterious "Daniel" mentioned in it. What starts as simple curiosity soon turns into an emotional journey filled with forgotten promises, hidden truths, unexpected friendships, and a love story that refused to die. Some letters arrive late... But they still change lives.
Daphine Atuhwera
The story explores the life of Jayden as he struggles with identity crisis. His looks apparently do not fit into the beauty standards of the cruel world. He is hated and alienated which makes him hate himself. His trauma starts to heal when he gets money.
InspiredPen
A Woman, A Mischief At fifty-six, Eniola is everything her family once prayed for. Respected businesswoman. Church leader. Provider. Survivor. The first person in generations to escape the quiet poverty that swallowed both sides of her family. But inside the silence of her success lives a question she has spent decades avoiding: What did it cost her to become this woman? Born into a crowded polygamous household in southwestern Nigeria, Eniola grows up brilliant, disciplined, and dangerously hopeful. While beauty opens doors around her, poverty keeps shutting them. Denied university despite extraordinary academic promise, she leaves home young and enters Life carrying faith, ambition, and an unspoken terror of becoming trapped like the women before her. As years pass, Eniola builds a life through ruthless discipline and moral restraint, refusing the shortcuts many around her accept for survival. Her rise appears miraculous. Yet beneath her success, strange prophecies, fractured memories, emotional isolation, and buried grief begin gathering like shadows. Then old memories begin returning. A hospital corridor. A missing truth. A decision nobody fully understands. And a sentence she once tried to forget: “You cannot keep both.” Moving across decades, secrets, church culture, family wounds, and the fragile line between spiritual destiny and inherited trauma, A Woman, A Mischief is a nonlinear literary mystery about motherhood, sacrifice, survival, and the silent ways people disappear inside the lives they fought to build.
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Dr. ohn Oluwademilade Adewumi, MSc, MBA, ACA, ACIB, ACTI, CNA, ANIM,
WAITING: The Biblical Mystery of Speed – Dr. John Adewumi What if your delay is not a setback… but the secret to your acceleration? In a world obsessed with instant results, Waiting: The Biblical Mystery of Speed offers a powerful, countercultural revelation: God often hides supernatural speed inside seasons of waiting. This deeply insightful and spiritually rich book uncovers the divine purpose behind delay, showing that what feels like stagnation is actually preparation for breakthrough. Through compelling biblical insights and practical wisdom, Dr. John Adewumi explores the tension between Chronos (human time) and Kairos (God’s appointed time), revealing how long seasons of obscurity can suddenly give way to life-changing acceleration. With examples from the lives of Joseph, David, Abraham, and others, readers will discover how God uses waiting to build character, refine purpose, and prepare them for sustainable success. This book does not just explain waiting—it equips you to master it. You will learn how to remain faithful in hidden seasons, avoid the dangers of impatience and shortcuts, discern when your season has shifted, and position yourself for divine speed. More importantly, you will understand why God prioritizes depth before height, ensuring that when elevation comes, it lasts. Whether you are waiting for answers, breakthrough, direction, or fulfilment, this book will transform your perspective. It will help you see waiting not as wasted time, but as a sacred process that leads to restoration, acceleration, and destiny fulfillment. Your waiting is not empty. Your delay is not denial. Your moment of speed is coming.
Philruke
Two brothers made a promise in poverty: “We’ll do whatever it takes to survive.” Years later, one became the law… while the other disappeared into the shadows. But some promises come back with blood. 🔥
Vindex_Writes
She fell in love with the way he protected a stranger. It never crossed her mind to ask — who would protect her from him? Amara thought she had found the kind of love women pray for. Dayo was calm where the world was chaotic, gentle where life was rough. He was the man who stepped into a violent crowd to save a stranger — the man who made her believe that good men still existed. So when he chose her, she chose him back. Completely. Their love was the kind that made people smile. Family approved. Friends envied. The wedding felt like a beginning of everything good. But good things can hide sharp edges. Slowly — so slowly she almost didn't notice — the man who once protected a stranger began to become the thing she needed protection from. The gentleness curdled into control. The calm became something colder. And the love she had built her whole life around began to cost her more than she ever agreed to pay. Then she found out she was pregnant. And everything changed. Because now it wasn't just her life she was living for. For My Child, I Will Rise is the story of one woman's journey through love, loss, and the quiet, terrifying courage it takes to choose yourself — and your daughter — before it's too late. It is a story for every woman who has ever stayed too long. For every woman who has ever been told she was too much and not enough at the same time. For every woman who looked at her child and finally found the reason to rise. Some love stories teach you about love. This one teaches you about survival.
Great_writer001
This is a story of how I lost everything.... And found out the truth
