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Love Will Not Be Enough: A Contempora...
When Amara's father dies, she's left to hold everything together: an ailing mother, mounting bills, and no one to catch her. Nairobi's nightlife pulls her in. George pulls her further. And for a while, she believes her life is finally changing for the better.
Is love a choice or a feeling?
Most people say it's a choice. But if that's true, why do people stay when it hurts? Why does betrayal cut so deep when it comes from someone who claims to love us? And if leaving is a choice too, why is it the hardest one of all?
In this gripping romance novel, Amara must decide how much of herself she is willing to lose before she finally chooses her own happiness.
Will love be enough?
Find out in Love Will Not Be Enough
Opposite Reflection by Martha Wambui
Opposite Reflection is a gripping family drama about twins who share a face but live opposite lives.
When Stacey is cast out and forced to rebuild from nothing, she discovers strength she never knew she possessed. Her twin sister Jane, bold and privileged seems to have everything Stacey lacks until buried secrets begin to surface. As betrayal, identity and long-hidden truths unravel, the sisters are drawn into a reckoning that will test love, loyalty and forgiveness.
Each sister becomes the other's mirror: one shaped by loss, the other be excess. And when the reflections finally collide, nothing remains hidden.
The Remnants by Mirigo Kinyanjui
The book tells the story of a young man born in Kikuyu land and the love for his culture which inspires him to trace the origins of Bantu peoples to understand where his community came from. He would come to learn of an ancestral prophesy that he would be the chosen one to die at the horns of a buffalo when he reached his prime age as a warrior.
This changed the course of his life in his grandmother's wish that he should have lots of fun, though destined to die young. Did the fun turn out to be fantasy or vanity? Walter could only find out in the end.
Ezra & Mara: A FaithForge Romance
When Mara's carefully held life starts coming apart, the last thing she expects is Ezra - a calm, grounded man whose faith intrigues her and seems almost impossible in a modern Nairobi.
Their worlds couldn't be more different, but when God writes a story, He rarely sticks to our timelines.
As their paths intertwine through sharp words, awkward dinners, honest prayers, and moments that test both patience and pride, Mara discovers that love built on faith isn't fragile, it's forged.
Ezra & Mara is a heartfelt story about growing pains, grace, and the kind of love that stays when the butterflies don't.
BELONGING by Christine Warugaba
After an unsatisfactory stay in the United States, Ugandan-born Keza returns to Rwanda, her country of origin, and becomes a successful entrepreneur. However, her family believes something is missing in her life: a husband. When her old aunt embarks on a forty-day fast so that Keza may get a partner before she turns forty, Keza makes a desperate move: she decides to hire a fake boyfriend. Things take an unexpected turn after Kampala’s most eligible bachelor takes on the role. Will she ever find true love, and is marriage the measure of a woman’s worth?
Starting Over Again by Amaka Azie
Abandoned by her husband and left to care for a sick child, Onome is desperate to find a job. After several failed attempts, she eventually lands a job at one of the most prestigious banks in Lagos. She is finally rebuilding her life after her divorce and everything seems to be falling into place. However, she finds herself irresistibly drawn to her new boss, Nnamdi, who is also notoriously known for his womanising ways. Desperate to fight this attraction, she struggles to keep him at arm’s length. She can’t afford to let her growing attraction to him jeopardise her job, and most importantly, her heart.
Scorched by the burden of a scandalous family secret he stumbled upon when he was a young boy, single father Nnamdi, finds it hard to trust women. He has always lived his life lightly, with his relationships free from deep emotions and entanglements. To protect himself from hurt, he has built a wall around his heart. But there is something about his new executive marketing assistant, Onome, that makes him consider a future with her. The more time he spends with her and her daughter, Fejiro, the more the wall around his heart crumbles. And just as he is beginning to warm up to the idea of forever, her ex-husband resurfaces.
Melodies of Love by Amaka Azie
After her teenage romance with now popular music star, Aristar, ended in a disastrous heartbreak twelve years ago, Adaora finds herself thrust back into his life when her financial firm is employed to organise Aristar’s finances. She has a fortress built around her heart and finds it hard to trust. Can she forget the bitter past and allow love to find her once again, or is the past enough to shatter her dreams of happily ever after forever?
Ikenna, one of Nigeria’s highest paid musicians, is finally at the top of his game. He has fame, more money that he could ever dream of, and the life he has always wanted. He seems to have it all, but something is missing. In spite of all the women who persistently threw themselves at him, the one person he can't seem to forget is Adaora. He has manipulated events to bring her back into his life, but will he be able to convince her to give them another chance, or will the bitterness of the past destroy their chance at happiness?
It Started with “I Do” by Amaka Azie
Just two years after saying "I do," Iriah Ozah is ready to walk away from her marriage. Tired of feeling unseen and emotionally alone, she's quietly preparing for divorce, this time, without waiting for another apology that won't change anything. But when her best friend suggests a four-week couples' retreat on Bonny Island, Iriah reluctantly agrees to give it one last try.
Udoka Adindu never thought it would come to this. He knows he's made mistakes, but watching Iriah drift away feels like losing air.
After a disastrous family meeting brings their issues to a breaking point, he realises he has two choices: let go or fight for the woman he still loves. Choosing the latter, he takes time off work and agrees to attend the Rekindle Retreat, a final shot at saving their marriage.
On an island far from their daily lives, surrounded by other couples fighting their own battles, Iriah and Udoka are forced to confront uncomfortable truths about their marriage, their wounds, and themselves. But beneath the pain lies a deep love neither is ready to give up on.
Can four weeks be enough to rediscover what brought them together ... or is it already too late?
It Started with “I don’t” by Amaka Azie
From a young age, Anuli Eneh had her life all mapped out. She’d receive an excellent education, get a good job, date a responsible man, marry and have kids. A plan she’s stuck steadfastly to.
When a shocking revelation at the altar put an end to her dreams of marrying the type of man that she’d hoped she would spend the rest of her life with, she’s devastated.
Left to face the consequences alone, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery that leads to an unexpected relationship and a change of values.
After the Rain by Amaka Azie
Medical school student by day and nightclub stripper by night. When Miriam Dogo’s uncle threatens her family, she’s forced to dance at the Ozone Club. Terrified she’ll be recognized and her medical career will go up in smoke, she develops an exotic persona and wears a mask to protect her identity. But who is that man constantly in the audience, his beautiful eyes staring straight into her soul? And why can’t she stop thinking about him?
Miss Rain wears a shimmery golden mask and dances with an unparalleled sensuous grace. Surely Oya, the Yoruba goddess of weather, has come to life. Because no mere human could mesmerise Dr Segun Akintola so and make him long for things he’s run from for a lifetime. Night after night he sits there with eyes only for her. Until she disappears into thin air. And still, night after night he goes looking for her. Will he ever see her again?
Through the Fire by Amaka Azie
Busy plastic surgeon Oke Amayo lives life on her own terms. No husband, no children, no commitments. She prefers toy boys and freedom.
Then, a breast cancer diagnosis changes her mind, but only about children. Oke wants a baby, and only one man will fit the bill as her baby daddy.
Can she convince her friend Arinze to sign on to her co-parenting plan without the bogus happily-ever-after that everyone knows doesn’t exist?
Widower Arinze Ibeh still grieves the loss of his beloved wife to cancer. When he discovers his friend now has the disease, he immediately offers his help. But Oke wants a little something extra from him. A baby?!
Arinze has dreamt of having children, but certainly not according to the unconventional terms of Oke’s proposal.
Will she consider his counteroffer?
Before the Storm by Amaka Azie
Just back from a delightful date, Nkem Edun gets a phone call. Her ex-husband is in hospital in critical condition. After four years apart, why hasn’t he changed his next of kin? Regardless, Nkem rushes to his bedside. After all, he is the father of her son. But is that the only reason? As memories of their life together come flooding back, so do Nkem’s doubts. Would forgiving him be so terrible? And more importantly, could she ever trust him again?
Shots. After waking up in hospital, Tunde has plenty of time to ponder the word. Like the shot fired at him point blank, lodging a bullet in his chest that almost killed him. A bullet that also makes him think. Then, there’s Nkem. The first person he sees when he regains consciousness. Another shot. This one in the foot and self-inflicted. How on earth he was ever stupid enough to betray his beautiful Nkem and lose his family, he still doesn’t know. But one thing Tunde does know— he wants his family back. Will Nkem give him another shot?
The Judge’s Secret by Amaka Azie
A Dutiful Daughter
Justice Iyoma Haruna has always done her father’s bidding, an arranged marriage included. Though cries of nepotism now surround her judgeship, she’s vowed to prove herself worthy. Then, the one man who made her forget duty walks into her courtroom. The only man who knows her secret. Will one night of forbidden passion blow her life to bits?
A Dragon-slaying Barrister
Bespectacled Femi Williams appears mild-mannered, but he takes on the rich and powerful in defense of the weak. And he wins. Not in his personal life, though, so Femi’s sworn off romance. Appearing before Justice Iyoma Haruna, he knows they’ve met. But where and when eludes him. When he realizes just who she is and what she did, will he expose her as a liar and fraud?
Or will he make her his?
The Governor’s Wife by Amaka Azie
Newly separated Ogonna Moneke has come to Abuja to open a safe house for abused women. Luck is on her side when the perfect site falls into her lap...until she learns who owns it. The chances of Philip Adamu renting to her are slim to none. Why would he when she dropped her financially struggling college sweetheart like a hot potato to marry someone else?
Real estate tycoon Philip Adamu can’t believe his eyes when Ogonna struts into his office. Seven years earlier, the gold digger had kicked him to the curb to marry a wealthy politician. Now she needs him, more like needs his property. Vowing not to rent her so much as a dog house, Philip shows Ogonna the door. But can he resist the feelings he’s denied for so long when he sees her flirting with a rival developer?
Sparks fly the moment they meet again. But he’s engaged and she’s still hiding the dangerous secret to her marriage.
Can love and forgiveness overcome the lies and deceptions?
Can they trust each other and the future they’d once dreamt of?
The Senator’s Daughter by Amaka Azie
Rita the only daughter of billionaire, Senator Obaseki, hides behind her reputation as a spoilt wealthy heiress with no ambition to cover up a painful past.
Former soldier Nosa Edosa, believes the Senator to be the epitome of greed and political corruption. Failing to bring him to justice through legal means, his last-ditch effort involves kidnapping the man's daughter.
The plan is simple, the execution flawless ... until love gets involved. Neither Rita nor Nosa are what they seem, and as they discover themselves in this quest to right her family's wrongs, they suddenly have something too precious to lose—their hearts.
Experience the thrills of Nigerian politics, sizzling romance, and perilous suspense in this action-packed love story by Amaka Azie
FINALLY 22 by L.T Nyawira
- On her twenty-second birthday, Nala finds herself forced to celebrate with a charming group of strangers, where she meets Hunter—a charismatic and dominating man, who unleashes a ferocious encounter, urging her to explore her passions.
ECHOES OF LOVE by Kennedy Humphrey
The Rise of Rodedom
The Rise of Rodedom is a scenic, speculative novel addressing crucial political issues affecting Africa and the world. Drawing on Griffin’s theory that fantastical and otherworldly figures enable satirists to critique human folly indirectly, the novel critiques racism, negative ethnicity, and the flawed psyches of both Western and African societies. Its narrative predates pre-slavery Africa through colonial and post-colonial eras, exposing racial prejudices embodied through the evils of slavery, colonialism, and neo-colonialism. The imagery of cats and rodents symbolizes the predator-prey dynamic between the West and Africa. The author criticizes African leaders, like Kwame Nkrumah, Gamal Abdel Nasser, and Mobutu Sseseko, for imitating Western ideas instead of forging original and indigenous-rooted governance systems. Conversely, it acknowledges Western leaders such as Bismarck, Roosevelt, and Churchill for their roles in advancing civilization, while also illuminating Hitler and Stalin’s destructive impacts during the world wars. The core, albeit speculative, question it explores is, ‘What if Africa unites?’ emphasizing that history and current affairs deepen understanding of the book’s allegorical structure. The narrative advocates for African unity under a federal government, underscoring the need for an original developmental path. Hyperbolic references to astronomical inventions symbolize the immense potential Africa could unlock through unification.
What Others Say
“The Rise of Rodedom is a historical novel that uses animal imagery to explore global dynamics, focusing on Africa. Andrew Nyongesa nostalgically examines Africa’s early history while predicting its future. He employs neologisms and allegory to transform factual historical data into an engaging narrative. The work is a poignant quest for the unity of Africa, portraying the continent as a nurturing mother, guiding father, and wise grandfather to others. Nyongesa’s style allows him to critique and challenge Africa’s issues boldly, offering insights for its future without reservation.” - Felix Okuku.