Africa Stories

👑✨ The Second Princess ✨👑 When Prince Mulalo begins to dream of his dead brother demanding to know where his wife is, he seeks answers from the royal seer. But the prophecy he receives chills him to the bone: if the dead cannot reclaim his bride, the living will be taken in her place. Across the kingdom, Princess Nonhlanhla Maluleke is suffocating under duty and expectation. Her brother's wedding should be a day of celebration, but to her it feels like the tightening of chains she cannot escape. When fate forces Mulalo and Nonhlanhla into each other's path, they discover their lives and hearts are already entangled by something far greater than themselves. Bound by prophecy, torn between loyalty and forbidden love, they must decide whether to defy the will of the dead... or surrender to it. In a kingdom where love is dangerous, duty is a curse, and the past refuses to stay buried, can the second princess carve out a destiny of her own?

There is something missing from our world... the amazing animals that time has left behind. but what if we could bring them back? what if extinction didn't have to be forever? Inspired by Prehistoric Park, This Video game concept sends you, the player back in time on a safari with a difference to rescue the mighty dinosaurs from the brink of extinction, to bring them to the safety of the present and give them a second chance. Then it is up to you to build the greatest zoo on Earth, where the past meets the present. Welcome to Dinosaur Reserve! (Revised Edition)

(Formerly known as: Kauna) After losing her sister, Miriam is stuck to face the real world all alone as an orphan. She lives with her mute grandmother in kaduna, far away from everyone in her past life. With the loss of an immediate family, could there be anything left for Miriam to depend on? Kauna is a supposedly homeless little girl known as 'maiya', a witch, because of a rumor spread several years ago. She is a rejection to everyone around her, expect her mother. One stormy evening, Kauna and her mother were sitting opposite Miriam's house when Miriam lets them stay over till the rain was over. Little did she know her kindness to these supposedly homeless people was going to lead to something unexpectedly different. (UNEDITED) Highest ranking: #1 in SerialKilling (28 June 2018) #1 in Kaduna (23 June 2018) #1 in NigerianStories (23 September 2018) #4 in Nigeria (30 August 2019) #3 in Africa (19 October 2018) #422 in Love (8 July 2018) #195 in MYSTERY (19 October 2018) - Winner for Best Plot Twist Book in Nigeria Readers' Choice Award 2020 (@NGwattNG). Featured on @AmbassadorsNG 's Mystery/Thriller Reading List. Third runner up for General Fiction category in The African Writers Award 2018 (round 2) (@Africanliterature).

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As the casket sank into the earth, a chilling scream pierced the air-sharp and raw, echoing my own past cries that had once gone unheard by those around me. I glanced at the mourners cloaked in sorrowful expressions; their feigned grief made me want to roll my eyes. Did they truly love this man? My gaze drifted to my mother-in-law, her glare like daggers aimed straight at my heart. I held her gaze defiantly; she could wait an eternity for tears that would never fall for her wretched son. If tears were to be shed, they would only be for myself-my own loss in this twisted charade. _______________ All copyrights reserved @HleWritings❤💙 Under no circumstances should this book be copied or taken without the permission of the Author herself . Otherwise brace yourselves we have a long journey ahead 😊❤

A novel about memory, survival, and the truths that echo long after childhood ends. Ayan has spent years outrunning the places her mind refuses to settle in-railway tracks scattered with stones, a school hallway dripping with humiliation, a home where the walls learned to flinch. Now, sitting across from Dr. Diba, she begins to peel back the memories that shaped her: the happiest moment her mother ever gave her, the cruelty of a childhood she never deserved, and the violence that cracked her home open before she even knew what fear was. But memory is never linear. Flashbacks collide, overlap, contradict. Some feel invented. Some feel too real. As Ayan uncloses the past, she must face the quiet space between who she was and who she's still trying to become-before the silence drowns her completely. A story about trauma, resilience, and the fragile ways we learn to trust ourselves again.

Book 5 in the Dyed In The Green fiction series about Canada's national parks. When Ben Matthews and Kate Jones realize their ranger exchange to Africa was meant as a ploy to keep them away from a controversial project back in Jasper National Park, things take a dangerous turn. After Kate is called back to Canada, Ben's life hangs in the balance, their only option to put their trust in African ranger Dhakiya Zuberi to help get Ben safely back home.

It is the beginning of the 18th century in East Africa, and just living past 5 years is something to celebrate. Zalika is looking forward to the naming ceremony, where she will get her adult name and be presented to the people with a name of her own. Her father and most of the village men had been lured away by a ruse. The riders came from the south with skin so light she thought they might be ghosts. Their speech sounded hard and brittle to her. When her father returned, the raiders were gone, the village was burning, and only the youngest of his children remained, her world shattered. Zalika could not have imagined there was anything left to take from her until her father's grief drove him to something that could not be undone and would take what remained of her childhood, her future, and her humanity. What happens when the Phoenix does not want to be reborn? Zalika, changed by magic intended to bring her mother back from the dead, is left to find out. This is a fantasy, but I have worked to get the history correct with some creative license to tell the story. About this time, the Dutch Africans conducted their last raid up into what is now Kenya. The War of Spanish Succession is feeding the golden age of piracy. By the end of the story, that war will end, and the Spanish Inquisition will begin. My characters have no important role in any of these, but they must live with the opportunities and consequences of a war that touched most of the world. There are no graphic descriptions of sex anywhere in this story. This is an adventure story and includes violence and cruelty. This was written without AI. I do use computer proofreading tools that use AI. I don't know of any that don't use AI.

WINNER OF READERS CHOICE AWARDS 2020 (Historical Fiction) Stone hearts. Silver to gold. And the fierce need to prove oneself. [THIS STORY IS PENDING MAJOR EDITS TO CHARACTERS AND PLOTS]. Sequel: Silver Skies Highest ranks: #1 in Arabia || #3 in History || #51 in Assassin || #90 in Spiritual

Jackie Armstrong(Jazz) is an American brat; she is eccentric, feisty and extremely stubborn. She is infamous for getting into trouble with nearly everyone. Her parents then decided to send her off to a boarding school in Nigeria (her father's alma mater), in a bid to reform her bad character and hopefully change her for the better. Jazz quickly garners attention from the students and teachers because she is mixed. Read as she wreaks havoc in her new school, gradually adapts to her new environment, make new friends and slowly turn a new leaf. #2 in Wildchild #3 in Queenbee #9 in Wattpadfic #12 in Nigeria #13 in Boarding #36 in Teenlife #94 in Boardingschool

They say destinies are written long before we even take our first breath . But no one ever warned Aisha what happens when the devil writes his name on you destiny too.

She hides her pain behind a smile. Nobody knows where she truly comes from, or how many times she had to start over. The Girl Who Never Gave Up is a story about resilience, friendship, and the courage to rebuild a life and chase dreams against all odds.

Andrew and Victoria's relationship was their definition of perfect, but everything came crashing down when Andrew broke her heart. The only problem now is, she can't get rid of him because their parents are close friends and business partners and to make matters worse, they are to go to the same university. Four years later, Andrew still begs Victoria for a second chance but her answer hasn't changed. How much longer can her decision remain the same? Especially when life still has one last game left to play with them FOREVER SERIES BOOK ONE

Tsote is a 15yr-old orphan boy raised by Thalko, the most powerful man south of the defunct Yakunko Empire. However, unlike all the other children, Tsote knew neither of his real parents nor had a clan name. Besides that, he possessed an albino colored skin effect around his left eye, - which his peers teased and undermined him about. At the age of eight, Tsote was recruited for training with the Ikhankara initiates of the Down southern region. These recruits were known to possess an a highly venerated Yakunko ancestral gift called the 'Ikhanka.' Tomorrow will mark the end of the six years of his training - after which the best among the young trainees would be further recruited into the Imperial's Ikhanna forces. But due to unknown circumstances, Tsote's gift remains dormant. Besides the luck of a clan, Tsote won't stop wondering what really is wrong with him until Chief Thalko requests that he joins him on an important journey North of Shadow lands of Gebia. This will be be Tsote's first time outside the borders of Marakusha village. When the journey turns out a battle for survival against countless unfamiliar mythological evils long forgotten by men, Tsote gets to discover who he really is... However, what he learns turns out the bitterest truth he wished he had never pursued.

A spoken word poetry series that follows the life of Zariel and her pressures as a black teenager. #2 in Nigerian Authors #2 in deepthinking #4 in girlhood #5 in body positivity #9 in relatable #9 in feminism #10 in Africa #11 in Nigeria #12 in black

The road to success of a young ambitious girl called Nkemdilim

Maria, a bright and spirited Nigerian girl, moves to South Korea for university, she carries with her a deep faith and dreams of new beginnings. She never expects to cross paths with Taeyeon, a rebellious and troubled Korean bad boy known for his cold heart and wild ways. Thrown together by chance and circumstance, their worlds collide-cultures clash, beliefs challenge, but something deeper begins to spark. As Maria's unshakable kindness and faith slowly break down Taeyeon's walls, he is forced to confront his past, question his choices, and face a love unlike anything he's known. But will the change be real-and will their bond survive the weight of their worlds?

"In a world where ancient magic simmers beneath the surface, 25 year old Nneoma discovers she's the key to unlocking a centuries-old prophecy. As the silent heir to a powerful throne, she's been hidden away for her own protection. But when darkness stirs, Nneoma must confront her destiny and harness her hidden powers to claim her rightful place. Will she find her voice in time, or will the shadows silence her forever?"

A Woman Seeking Solace, is a short story written by Jade Novelist. It traces the steps of a woman trying to find herself again, whilst trying to exist within a polygamous marriage. Her journey of self-discovery, brings to light a secret she wants to keep hidden. A tale of love, tribalism, betrayal, marriage and motherhood.