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Beyond the Touchline – A Sizzling New Sports Romance

Fall in love with a sports romance where redemption, love, and second chances collide on and off the pitch. Dive into Unoma Nwankwor’s latest release, Beyond the Touchline. It’s Game Day and we’re LIVE! If you love swoon-worthy romance mixed with the tension of high-stakes football, then Beyond the Touchline is the read you need. […]

Protected: Cost of Silence (Ep 5)

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Character Q & A: Ehi & Idara

A Debt She Can’t Pay. A Miracle She Didn’t Expect

Hey there! Another edition of Gospel & Griots is here… Onyeka Azikiwe stared at the final notice in her hands, the red letters burning into her mind. PAST DUE. FINAL WARNING.Her husband’s medical bills had swallowed everything…her savings, her peace, her faith. Now, the bank was coming for her home.She had no way out.Until Eze […]

Viva City Exclusive: Ehi Irabor Returns

Sample Sunday: When the Spotlight Hurts II

5 Things You’ll Find in My New Book (Besides Romance!)

Hey there! So decided to do something a little different today. The release of my upcoming sports romance. Beyond the Touchline is almost here and I wanted to share more about the book. As you can see from the title, I’m focusing on other things besides romance. Yes, it’s a love story. But this book […]

Protected: When Walls Break. (Ep 4)

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Sample Sunday: When the Spotlight Hurts.

Hey there! Happy Easter! We’re getting closer to the release of my second offering in the Viva City FC series. Beyond the Touchline is book three and today I got a sample for you as I shed more light on Idara Etienam, our FMC. Idara doesn’t hate attention.She’s confident, stylish, and sharp. But the spotlight? […]

A Dangerous Life & A Desperate Choice

Hey there! Another episode of Gospel & Griot is here… Enjoy. The music thumped like a heartbeat, neon lights flickering against mirrored walls. Thandiwe “Eshe” Kamaria moved across the stage with practiced grace, her body telling a story she wished weren’t hers. Men watched her, but none of them really saw her.Until Josiah Adeya walked […]