A struggling young woman takes a job as a live in housekeeper for a billionaire raising his orphaned niece. What begins as a chance to survive slowly blossoms into an unforgettable love story filled with healing, faith, family, and second chances. But when the past returns and society judges their differences, they must decide whether love is strong enough to overcome wealth, heartbreak, and public opinion.

A young married woman is pressured to sleep with her husband's brother because her husband cannot bear children. A traditional Zulu story amaLobola - Dowry/ Inhlawulo- Damages /Umemulo- coming of age ceremony. *N.B. I do not own the cover for this book, I googled it and it fitted how I imagined Shaka and Mandisa would look like. Please give feedback on every chapter if you'd like.. I'd like to hear from you 😊 This is a work of fiction any resemblance of any kind is purely coincidental.

4 brothers struggle to find love because of their "family business", traumas and their Father who adopted them Mandla Gumede

A girl moves to KZN after her marriage fails. She wants a fresh start. In KZN, she meets a taxi owner and they fall in love. Life starts to feel good again... until her ex-husband comes back. Will they stay together or will her past ruin everything? @msnkosi's note: -Contains sensitive content. -Pictures from Pinterest and Instagram. -Intended for readers 18+. -Please respect my work. -Do not copy or steal this content. -Inspired by various sources but the story is original. -Designed to engage and entertain readers.

They were born on opposite sides of a war. Raised to hate each other. Trained to kill without hesitation. Elona Milani Dlamini-the ruthless heiress to the Dlamini crime syndicate. Aphelele Lubanzi Mthethwa-the cold, calculated heir of the Mthethwas. Two empires built on blood and betrayal. One silent rule: never cross the line. Never fall for the enemy. But when a secret oath made years ago resurfaces... When blood gets tangled with want... And when hate starts to taste like obsession... That line begins to blur. Now, loyalty is a weapon. Love is a weakness. And both of them? Deadlier together than they ever were apart. In this game of legacy, power, and war... Some loves aren't written in the stars. They're carved into the skin.

Lusanda and Khanyiso's story is about a forced arranged marriage that turns into real, deep love. They start off clashing-she's independent and outspoken, he's a cold, powerful gangster. But through danger, betrayal, and loss, they slowly grow closer and begin to understand each other. In the end, it's about choosing each other despite everything-turning a deal into love, and chaos into family.

Onezwa has only ever known the dust roads of her village, the echo of her mother's warnings, and the weight of poverty pressing against her dreams. When her long-awaited acceptance letter finally pulls her to Johannesburg, she carries not only her future in her hands, but the hopes of an entire family. Her mother's words follow her like a prayer and a curse: "Do better than me. Pick a man who will not bury you in poverty."