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An unforgettable African historical epic tracing courage, slavery, and freedom across centuries. Discover powerful stories of resilience and hope. Bound Across the Water is a powerful historical novel set in pre-colonial and colonial West Africa, capturing the human struggle against slavery, oppression, and war. Spanning generations, it tells the raw, emotional stories of brave men and women who refused to bow to chains, even as colonial powers and internal wars tried to crush them. Follow Ifunanya, Okoro, and Adediran as they fight to protect their people, hold on to their freedom, and build a society rooted in unity and justice. From the brutal capture and transport of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic, to resistance movements in their homeland, this deeply researched novel weaves personal stories with broader historical truth. Rich with cultural heritage, ancestral traditions, and the voices of freedom, Bound Across the Water invites you to step into a world where courage meant everything — and where even the smallest acts of rebellion carried enormous power. Whether you love African history, epic sagas, or stories of human triumph, this novel delivers a deeply moving experience, reminding readers why freedom is worth every sacrifice.

Step into the life of Sulayman ibn Dawud — a prophet, a king, a humble servant of Allah. From his childhood under his father’s watchful eye, to his miraculous command of jinn, birds, winds, and beasts, Sulayman’s story is a breathtaking journey through power, wisdom, and unwavering faith. Witness how he ruled a kingdom unlike any other, judged with flawless fairness, spread the worship of the One true God, and left behind a legacy that echoes across centuries. This is not merely the story of a ruler, but of a man whose greatest strength was his unshakable devotion to his Lord.

He stood alone against kings, idols, and even his own people — yet never wavered in faith. Prophet Ibraahim (AS), known as the Friend of God, devoted his life to calling humanity back to pure worship. From breaking the idols of his father’s house, to challenging the tyrant Nimrod, to submitting to the unimaginable test of sacrificing his beloved son — his story is one of courage, resilience, and trust in the Almighty. Follow the life of Ibraahim (AS) as he leaves a legacy of unwavering monotheism, shaping the faith of generations to come.

A Psychological Horror Mystery A man wakes up on a quiet road with no memory of who he is. The town he stumbles into feels both familiar and strange — everyone seems to know his name, but no one will tell him what happened the night he died. And then a boy appears. A boy who speaks to ghosts. A boy who tells him the truth: “You’re dead. But you forgot.” What follows is a haunting journey through a dreamlike world of shadows, regrets, and buried memories. As fragments of his past return in whispers and echoes, the man must face the darkest moment of his life—and deliver one final message to the living before it’s too late.

Content Warning: This story contains depictions of violence, grief, and corruption, which some readers may find disturbing. Reader discretion is strongly advised. Thirteen Bullets Before Dawn A Nigerian True Crime Story When a university student is gunned down near Freedom Gate at 3:17 a.m., his death is written off as just another casualty in a broken system. But his best friend, Ezekiel, knows better. Taye was silenced for speaking out—his tweets too bold, his truth too dangerous. As grief spirals into obsession, Ezekiel uncovers a secret network of cultists, corrupted lecturers, and student leaders masking murder behind institutional silence. What begins as a quest for justice becomes a war for survival. Because in Nigeria’s universities, some truths are punishable by death. Thirteen bullets ended one voice. But another has just begun to speak.

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The Kingdom of the Rainmakers is an epic historical narrative that traces the origins, rise, resistance, and rebirth of the Ijebu people — one of the most resilient and culturally rich kingdoms in Yorubaland. From the legendary migration led by Obanta to the formation of powerful secret councils like the Osugbo, the story unfolds a civilization that mastered trade, justice, and tradition. As the British Empire closes in with guns and missionaries, the Ijebu resist with pride, unity, and spiritual strength. Their refusal to bow leads to a dramatic confrontation in 1892, a moment that would change their destiny forever. But the fall of a kingdom is not the end — it is the beginning of transformation. Through colonization, modern reforms, and global influence, the Ijebu people rise again — educated, entrepreneurial, and deeply rooted in heritage. Told across seven vivid chapters, this is not just the story of a people — it is the soul of a nation that never forgot who they were.

In a world where love is often tested by distance, class, and the weight of family expectations, Where Love Dares to Stand follows the emotionally charged journey of Jason and Amara—two souls from vastly different worlds. When Jason, a driven young man, falls for Amara, a humble village girl, their love ignites a storm of resistance, especially from Jason’s mother who refuses to accept Amara’s background. Torn between family loyalty and the woman he loves, Jason fights through heartbreak, long-distance trials, communication breakdowns, and the pain of almost losing everything. But through every silent night, every missed call, and every painful tear, their love evolves—raw, imperfect, but fiercely enduring. Spanning over a decade, this powerful romance explores the realities of trust, sacrifice, and what it means to truly choose someone—again and again. From the innocence of first glances to the beauty of a second wedding, Where Love Dares to Stand is a tribute to real love: the kind that survives storms and still finds the strength to dance.

A deeply emotional and realistic love story spanning continents, Miles Between Us follows Layla and Ayo as they navigate the challenges of a long-distance relationship. From the heartache of unread messages and time zone struggles to jealousy, trust issues, and the fear of growing apart, their love is tested at every turn. Told in beautifully crafted chapters full of raw emotion, drama, and hope, this novel captures what it truly means to choose someone over and over again—even when the world and time seem to stand in the way. After three years apart, a powerful reunion leads to healing, marriage, and a life built on endurance, faith, and forever love. Perfect for readers who believe in second chances and the kind of love that survives distance, silence, and time.

The Enduring Spirit of the Hausa People is a sweeping, deeply researched narrative chronicling the journey of one of Africa’s most influential civilizations. Spanning ancient origins, the rise of powerful city-states, Islamic revolutions, colonial encounters, and the modern era, this multi-chapter historical series presents a vivid portrait of Hausa society. With each chapter delivering over 3000 words of insight, it explores the resilience, wisdom, culture, and global influence of the Hausa—from their legendary beginnings to their dynamic role in contemporary Africa and beyond. Rich in storytelling and grounded in historical depth, this work is a tribute to the enduring identity and leadership of the Hausa people.

While much of the Yoruba origin is steeped in legend, archaeological evidence and historical accounts suggest that the Yoruba have a long-standing presence in what is now southwestern Nigeria. The Yoruba's earliest known settlements can be traced back to the ancient city of Ile-Ife, often regarded as the cradle of the Yoruba civilization.