In this book "Possible Dreams", Follow Jeannette, Chanell and Pearl as they dare to chase their passions, confront their fears, and discover the true meaning of sisterhood. Join me on this heartwarming and hilarious ride as we explore the highs and lows of college life, the power of female friendship, and the pursuit of making dreams a reality. Get ready to laugh, cry, and cheer on these three amazing women as they embark on the adventure of a lifetime!

Moonlight Run A Romantic Fated-Mates Comedy Introduction The Moon Goddess had to be joking. Alpha Celeste Rivers prided herself on being a strong, independent leader of the Silver Moon Pack. She’d spent years proving she didn’t need a mate to run her pack. Especially not some overbearing, growling brute who thought he could boss her around. She had enough on her plate dealing with her elders, the constant rogue attacks, and a bet that she could outdrink any Alpha at the next summit. So when fate decided to drop Alpha Hunter Blackwood into her life, of all wolves, Celeste was ready to reject the bond on sight. The arrogant, too-handsome-for-his-own-good Alpha of the Shadow Fang Pack was her biggest rival, and she’d rather chew her own tail than admit he was her fated mate. But the Moon Goddess wasn’t one to be ignored. Now, thanks to a rogue threat that neither of them could fight alone, Celeste and Hunter are forced to work together. Their packs are already planning their wedding, and their wolves won’t stop howling at each other. On top of that, their “definitely-not-dating” partnership keeps leading to ridiculous situations, like waking up in the same bed after a drunken dare or getting stuck in a cave overnight with only one blanket. The more they fight fate, the stronger the pull becomes. And with every battle, every prank, and every almost-kiss, Celeste and Hunter start to wonder if the Moon Goddess knew exactly what she was doing. Let the Moonlight Run begin.

This is a story about two individuals who are from different worlds. One is a Christian and the other doesn't believe in it. When they meet changes start happening and their lives are no longer the same.

In the heart of Johannesburg, two strangers meet by chance—and their lives are never the same. James is focused on his career, careful not to let anyone in. Nicole is captivating, mysterious, and everything he didn’t know he needed. From bustling streets to quiet cafés, their connection grows—but so do the challenges: misunderstandings, distance, and fears that could tear them apart. When Our Hearts First Met is a story of first love, trust, and the courage to follow your heart—because sometimes, one moment is all it takes to change a lifetime.

Unbound is a heartfelt tale of womanhood, healing, and the freedom that comes with choosing your own path.

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.

“we don’t stay free at our homes, we pay with our mental healths”. My world felt heavy for me, even before I was old enough to carry it. I had seen and felt too much already. My home, where love should have been, was filled with pain and shadows cast by my single mother. “Perks of being a first born daughter”. Im going through counselling, years after escaping her toxicity, and that’s when I found myself falling for my therapist. In between, Something strange yet beautiful happens. small, thoughtful gifts are being left at my doorstep, each one signed by no one. I wonder who this person could be.

Zibu is picking up the pieces of what was her life once shared with her grandmother. After her passing, she has made the decision to move to the big city and find her feet. Herself. All her life, she has known her gift and rarely needed to use it. The city is different. Her first night ends her up in a dingy strip club, working as a waitress. Here she meets her first friend is the barman, Thando. When she loses her accommodation, he is ready to take her in. As she waits for her cab to arrive, her gift alerts her someone is watching. When she looks, there is no one there but a man looking at his phone. She is confused at this, he could not have known she would look up right that second. Nonetheless, it would not be the last of him she sees.

After a long hiatus, the author is back with a compelling, banger and breathtaking novel. Join Orategile on her "Life-after-Graduation" journey as she learns new things. - Things get heated at the Mbodla family as it takes over drama. - A lady gets revenge in her enemies. Join her through that. 3 books in 1 , join them all and don't miss a part.

The Four Corners of the Shisanyama survived not through the strength of the patriarch's pride, but through the unbreakable strategic covenant forged by the matriarch, the eldest wife, and the youngest son.

The cancer cure Introduction "I have always wondered if I'll ever have a normal life like other kids out there. I've been in and out of hospitals for years now. How I wish I could be free from this disease so that I can go back to school and finish my matric. It's hard. When will I be free from all this? I wonder what I've ever done for God to punish me this way. And the worst part is, I no longer even cry because I've got no more tears in me. It feels like I'm numb, dead inside for a while now. And the worst part is, I no longer have friends. This monster has taken everything from me - my hair, my dreams, my life, and even my friends. The friends I had in high school only visited me once. They were even afraid to touch me. I still remember that day very well. It had been weeks after I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I was on the bed when I had a knock and leLS