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DameValuta
Yewande, still hung up on the ex who dumped her, decided to attend his 50th birthday party only to end up disgraced and embarrassed by his wife.
Amamirac
When her marriage becomes a prison of infidelity and silent abuse, she finds the courage to walk away — suitcase in hand, dignity barely intact. But nothing prepares her for the ultimate betrayal: the friend she trusted now living in her home… sleeping in her bed. In a world where loyalty is fragile and love is a battlefield, how do you rebuild when the people closest to you destroy everything? What secret is she hiding?
Yara
Before we became anything, we were just children trying to survive. Taye and Kehinde are twins growing up in a modest Nigerian home under the care of their mother, Iya Ejì—a woman whose love is fierce, her discipline unwavering, and her sacrifices unseen by the world. Between early mornings, endless chores, and the weight of spiritual battles she cannot share, she fights to give her children what life has denied her. Kehinde, the ever-cheerful twin, works before dawn, braving farms, petty jobs, and danger, so that Taye can dream. Taye, stubborn and spirited, learns that ambition isn’t only about personal achievement, it’s about carrying the hopes and sacrifices of those who came before her. From childhood mischief to the pressures of higher education, Before We Became Anything is a moving tale of family, faith, and the quiet heroism of everyday life. It is the story of growing up, loving fiercely, and learning that becoming “something” often starts with enduring the weight of love, struggle, and sacrifice. A tribute to the unsung heroes mothers, siblings, and the children who dare to dream despite it all.
CCISSGO
Naira Revolution: A Tale of Sorrow and Hope follows Ibrahim and his comrades as they navigate Nigeria's struggles with inflation, poverty, and corruption. Amid rising crime and social unrest, they ignite a powerful revolution seeking justice and unity. Their journey is a testament to resilience, courage, and the enduring hope for a brighter future in a fractured nation.
akusophiaachukee
Nneka is just a scholarship student trying to survive in a rich, dangerous university. Then Obinna — powerful, feared, and completely out of her reach — starts watching her like she’s the only one he sees. Their connection grows fast. So does the danger. Jealous rivals close in. Strange men follow her. And secrets from Nneka’s past refuse to stay buried. Because Nneka isn’t who she thinks she is. She is the missing heiress everyone has been searching for. Loving her could cost Obinna everything. Walking away might cost them their lives. In a world of power, jealousy, and hidden truths… can their forbidden love survive? Chapters one to three of this story is free! Hurry and explore!
Klassiqueen
Sandra was a bright, ambitious girl, devoted to her studies and raised by her loving mother. Her best friend, Henson, tried to confess his feelings, but Sandra refused, focused on her dreams. Later, Sandra was betrayed and harmed by someone she trusted — though she didn’t realize Henson was behind it. After losing her mother and facing life alone, Sandra’s world seemed shattered… until a shocking truth came to light that would change everything.
Kessi
In a quiet village in Edo where red earth spreads, a girl is born without pigment, her pale skin and bright eyes marking her as an omen. To her neighbors, she is a witch, a curse; to her mother, she is Isoken “Satified with what God gives.” Isoken learns early that her difference is a burden as she grows up beneath the weight of whispers and superstition. While other children dance freely under the sun, she learns to dream far from it. She dreams of a future where difference is not feared but celebrated, a sanctuary for all those the world refuses to see: the blind, the deaf, the scarred, and the forgotten, a place where they can all belong. But dreams are dangerous in a place ruled by fear. Each step she takes toward her vision draws new rejection. Each small act of courage tests how far she is willing to go. Will Isoken’s light survive in a world determined to dim it? Or will her voice be the one to awaken others who, like her, were told they didn’t belong? The Albino Child Who Dreamed Color is a haunting and hopeful story of courage, belonging, and the power
Midnight Gist series
In the village of Isieke, whispers tell of the Midnight Market—a place where shadows, secrets, and desires are sold at the cost of the heart. Nineteen-year-old Ngozi steps into the forest to uncover the truth about the market that claimed her father. Among glowing stalls, eerie traders, and a prisoner named Chima, she discovers that courage, love, and sacrifice may be the only way to break its hold. Will she survive the night and free the souls trapped within, or will she too become part of the legend?
