This is a story of a young woman who is currently focused on her life until he meets The one and only her boss Mr Nkosi..

"I knew you could do it mtanam ,you always make me proud " Is what my mom said before she slipped away from the face of the earth. My world based on success soon came crumbling down when I lost the only person that mattered. My heart carried woe every second, minute, hour, day, week, month and year. My heart was broken and shattered into a million pieces... not until I met my fateful one.

He was a man feared by all, a storm that despised women with every fiber of his being. Untouchable, untamed... until she appeared. One encounter, one smile, and the walls around his heart began to crumble. The man who once hated now found himself soft, vulnerable, and powerless to resist the pull of love.

Mhlophekazi thought freedom was finally within reach after her husband's death. But when even her own family turns her away, she has no choice but to return to the house that has always controlled her. And there, in the shadow of loss and tradition, someone unexpected offers her a lifeline... A lifeline that could either save her or change everything she thought she knew about love, loyalty, and power.

They found each other, chose each other, and now they get to live the love they fought so hard for. A new chapter begins as Sbongakonke and Somuhle navigate married life, creating memories, building their future, and discovering that forever is even more beautiful than they imagined ~This book is a sequel to Between umtheto no thando and cannot be read as a stand alone~

What happens when Buhlebendalo marries her bestfriends older brother at 18 before finishing her matric. Will this arranged marriage work? Will she forgive her parents? Will this be all worth it? Read more to find out

2 hearts and 2 souls refusing their destiny , Nkosenye and Nomzamo facing their fate ,a course of the ancestors made just for them ,a love so dangerous it feels like a dream .Will they wake up from the dream or will they continue to fight their ancestors.A match made by Idlozi 💍💗 Start reading their journey to find out where their fate lies ... #1- ancestors 🦋🧸 #1-fictional #1-Zulu Warning ⚠️ The pictures in the book do not belong to me and I give all credit to their rightful owners

Scars to your beautiful

Amahle "Lele" Dlamini left Johannesburg to escape dead-end texts and a life that felt like a group chat she didn't belong in. A cousin's traditional wedding in Newcastle, KZN was supposed to be a quick trip: attend, eat, leave. She didn't plan on her heels sinking into the grass. She didn't plan on Yanda - the soft-spoken Zulu man on parking duty who hands her a cold Stoney and tells her the land is saying hello. He's tradition, family, and quiet strength. She's Joburg edges and trust issues. Between umgcagco dances, lobola negotiations, disapproving gogos, and long drives between the city and the rural hills, Amahle has to decide if love is worth unlearning her defenses for. Because when the ancestors want to bless you, they don't send money. They send a person in dusty shoes who teaches your spirit to answer back. _I Fell Inlove with a Zulu Man_ is a slow-burn, heart-healing romance about culture, belonging, and finding home in a person who never asked you to be anything but yourself.

Happiness is a rare feeling to me. My mother passed away when I was 7 years old. My father? Well I never got a chance to know him. My father owned a number of taxies, so every time he went to UMthwalume to check how his taxies were doing he would notice my mother going to work because she used to work at a post office. They pursued a relationship but my father's sister ( my aunt) never approved their relationship because she thought my mother was one of those amateur gold diggers. After a year or so my mom fell pregnant with me. My dad was happy because I was his first child. He used to visit mom very often after he discovered he was going to be a dad. My mother lived in a very unsafe place, which is one of the