"Now I'm here, 9 months later from the day we met, in Mpumalanga, with bruises that aren't as painful anymore, with six children calling me Ma and the seventh one that's also going to call me Ma when he's old enough to speak, with experience in a jail cell and in love with the same crazy rich man who gave me these bruises. One can say I've lived the life of a 50-year-old with these experiences but heck, I'm still 24 and I have a strong feeling it's about to be a rollercoaster from here." A bittersweet love story from 24-year-old Kgomotso Mashaba after meeting this strange, creepy yet handsome man in the most weirdest way. Life throws unexpected jabs at her in this new life she's living with her new man. She learns his dark past. Question is, despite seeing her new man's darkest side, will she survive him, love him the same way and survive his dark and crazy family? This book is a sequel to "Kgomotso: His First"

How do you build a future when your heart is still hostage to the past? Fikile thought her biggest battle was escaping the shadow of the man who left her with a baby and a broken heart. But when a good man—a real man—offers her the family she craves, her greatest obstacle isn't the ghost of her ex. It's the unbreakable thread of her own lingering shame and the terrifying question: does she have the courage to let go of the past and believe she deserves a pure, lasting love, or will she sacrifice her second chance to the ghosts of her first mistake?

This story is about a girl who thought her biggest worry was making it to her hospital internship on time — until the day she crossed paths with Manqoba “Hlase” Bhovungane, the kind of man your mother warns you about and your heart refuses to forget. He’s a Grootman — dangerous, powerful, and sinfully charming. She’s an ambitious medical intern trying to escape a toxic situationship with her boss. Their worlds were never meant to meet… but fate doesn’t care about rules. One ride in his BMW changes everything — lies, secrets, guns, and a spark that feels like trouble wrapped in temptation. Between hospital corridors and street corners, Zobuhle must decide: does she want safety, or the kind of danger that makes her feel alive? In a city where love is a gamble and loyalty can kill you, Iqanda le Grootman is a story of passion, power, and the price of playing with fire.

This is a translated version of 'My Mess' a bookI published in vernacular back in 2021. A young teacher falls in love with his student, messing up his life.

Katlego Moeketsi-famous, filthy rich, and devastatingly handsome. South Africa's beloved soccer star. He's known for his killer moves on the field... and his messy reputation off it. Scandals, parties, girls-he's the ultimate player, and he owns it. Siphosethu Zulu-quiet, brilliant, and beautiful in a way that turns heads when she's not even trying. Born in the chaos of poverty, raised by love and struggle, she made a silent promise at her mother's grave: she would become someone. Someone who matters. They meet by chance-or maybe fate-when her roommate drags her to a soccer match she never planned to watch. And just like that, the superstar sees her. Not the crowd, not the lights-her. She doesn't care who he is. He can't stop thinking about who she is. She's not like the others. And he's not ready for the way she makes his world unravel. But love isn't a fair game-and Katlego has secrets that could shatter everything Siphosethu is trying to build. He's trouble. She's his peace. And once their hearts collide...

Ziyanda mistakenly marries her soulmate's brother after her parents order her to do so to save the family and their name. She finds out at the wedding what their relationship is and unfortunately, it's too late then. He leaves the city soon after, with both their hearts awfully broken. After 7 years he returns to take what's his by force but they have a huge fight ahead of them. Is their love still going to be the same as before?

Dabeka Mtolo has just become a doctor, officially. She is also discovering herself more when her father announces to her that Jama, his friend's son has asked for her hand in marriage. At first, she is hesitant until she meets him. She is stunned! In her eyes, he is a work of art. There's a change of heart and they indeed marry. She soon learns, not everything that glitters is gold and that greener pastures may be withered for some.

Does love always win?

She can't keep one person her addiction is rejecting loyalty and wants More. Her heart is glued to someone she hardly knows will the stranger help her out to cure her addiction completely? She's the ungrateful wife that comes from a poor background had to be gready and date the father of his husband unknowingly

Nakedi's rise to fame was fueled by Khuselo's sacrifices, but she abandoned him for a billionaire. Years later, her picture-perfect life turns toxic, forcing her to return to Khuselo, now happily married with a child on the way. But Nakedi's now a junkie, and her reappearance threatens to destroy Khuselo's new life.

Seed That Tore Us Apart is a gripping and emotional tale that delves into the complexities of love, family, and betrayal. Thandiwe, a modern, ambitious woman from the city, marries Sipho, a proud man rooted in his rural Zulu traditions. Their whirlwind romance quickly evolves into a marriage filled with cultural clashes, family pressures, and a deep desire for children. But when infertility strikes, Thandiwe is faced with an agonizing choice—one that will lead her down a path of deception. In a desperate attempt to conceive, Thandiwe secretly turns to Bongani, her husband's brother, for help, undergoing IVF with his sperm. When the twins are born, the family is elated, but as the years pass, suspicions begin to surface, and the truth threatens to tear everything apart. Secrets are exposed, hearts are broken, and the family is divided.

The Promise follows two boys chosen by their ancestors to fulfill a love long denied. Bound by a vow made during the harsh days of apartheid, they are destined to carry forward the passion and commitment their forefathers were forbidden to share, honoring a legacy of love and resilience.

After being the Heiress In Jozi, Namiko Ngubo is certain she will no longer find her person. So she enters an arranged marriage.

Some love waits quietly… but its whispers are impossible to ignore. Minehle has grown tired of city boys who chase without listening. She longs for something real, something that respects her heart. When Gogo MaCele calls her back to the quiet hills of Nongoma, Minehle finds herself immersed in traditions, family secrets, and the unexpected pull of a man unlike any she has ever met. Nkosingiphile “Sphithiphithi” Zulu is a legend in his streets — calm, commanding, and feared by many. Yet beneath his strong exterior lies a man who respects love, patience, and the power of letting hearts speak in their own time. Between the bustling city she leaves behind and the mystical village that awaits, Minehle must navigate family, culture, and her own heart — and discover that sometimes, the most powerful magic is found in love that refuses to be rushed.

“LIFE AFTER DEATH” What if everything you thought you knew about life… was wrong? What if the world you woke up in isn’t Earth at all, but something far more mysterious? And what if the only person who could help you make sense of it all is a stranger. A stranger you feel an undeniable connection to? Pamela Anderson and Vincent Jovel had no reason to cross paths. They lived on opposite sides of the world, their lives untouched by one another. That is, until one moment, one accident, changed everything. In the blink of an eye, both of them die at the exact same time. But instead of facing an end, they wake up in a place that feels like Earth, but isn’t. The air is thick with a strange stillness, the world too quiet, too empty. There are no clocks, no phones, no escape. Just endless gray, and the unspoken pull that binds them together. They have no idea how they got here. They don’t even know if they’re truly dead. But something inside them tells them they’re not alive. Something feels... off. And yet, there’s the strange comfort in the presence of each other, two souls who share a connection that neither understands, but both feel deeply. As they navigate this new world, one that seems to shift around them with each step, they start to piece together fragments of their lives. Memories long buried rise to the surface, and with each revelation, they draw closer to the truth of what has happened to them. But the deeper they go, the more the questions multiply: Are they truly dead, or is this some twisted dream? Why are they here, and what do they have to learn before they can leave? And why does their growing connection feel so much like love? The deeper they journey, the more they begin to uncover about their pasts, about the regrets they’ve carried with them, the mistakes they never had the chance to fix, and the pain they thought they had left behind. But one thing is certain: nothing in this place is accidental. As their connection deepens, so does the mystery of the world around them. In a place where time doesn’t exist and reality seems to bend, Pamela and Vincent must face the ultimate question: What happens when you finally accept that the life you lived is gone? And when you’re left with only each other, is that enough to heal what’s broken inside? “Life After Death” is a hauntingly beautiful tale of love, redemption, and the search for meaning beyond the veil of life. It’s a story about the courage to face your past, to embrace the unknown, and to find peace, even in the most uncertain of worlds.

#softlove#kasilove Kelebogile and Oarabile navigates life together side by side,holding each other's hands.

After a divorce, a man who never saw life without his ex-wife tries to find happiness again. Book Four Of Banele Series

Jessica is trafficked into being a sex worker

[my first ever take at writing, cringe worthy, enjoy :)] When she leaves her home province to relocate for school, she steps into a world unlike any she has ever known. Raised in a small, familiar community, she's never experienced the chaos or excitement of city life, nor has she ever encountered the complexities of romantic relationships. For someone who's always kept her heart guarded and focused on her studies, varsity life is a daunting new chapter filled with both promise and uncertainty. As she navigates the pressures of academic life, she must also learn how to balance fitting in, finding her place among new friends, and embracing the unfamiliar dynamics of love and relationships. With no prior experience to guide her, how will she cope with the ebb and flow of romantic emotions, the joy of connection, and the inevitable heartache that may follow? And then, just when she least expects it, love knocks on her door—gentle at first, but persistent. Will she open her heart to the possibility of something more, or will fear and hesitation keep her from embracing the opportunity? Follow her on this journey of self-discovery, growth, and love as she learns what it truly means to navigate the complexities of life, relationships, and the sometimes overwhelming world of varsity. The path ahead is uncertain, but one thing is clear: the future holds unexpected twists, and she will have to decide whether she's ready to take a chance on love and her own happiness. ---

“I am the last bride to survive him. I am Kuhlekonke Sibeko-Ndaba.”