To the dismay of her ambitious mother, Bolanle marries into a polygamous family, where she is the fourth wife of a rich, rotund patriarch, Baba Segi. She is a graduate and therefore a great prize, but even graduates must produce children and her husband’s persistent bellyache is a sign that things are not as they should be. Bolanle is too educated for the ‘white garment conmen’ Baba Segi would usually go to for fertility advice, so he takes her to hospital to discover the cause of her barrenness.

m myth-soaked villages to haunted futures, Caged Ocean Dub weaves a chorus of girls, gods, ghosts, and glitching timelines. This genre-bending collection of speculative fiction draws from African cosmologies, surreal horror, soft sci-fi, and spiritual mythmaking to tell stories of people caught in the act of becoming; becoming legend, ghost, god, or free.

This Thing Called Love is brimming with even more sweet, messy, and heartwarming moments that define what it means to love. From the first shy glances to the bittersweet choices, each story is heartfelt, and full of emotion, capturing all the ways we fall, stumble, and rise in love.

Perfect for anyone who enjoys sweet and deeply relatable love stories; this collection will take you through the highs, lows, and everything in between—one delightful moment at a time.

Sade Sodipo is ready to meet ‘the one’ and finally fulfil the Nigerian Dream. So far God hasn’t performed that little miracle quite yet, but it’ll happen this year for sure. Especially if her mother, two best friends, younger sister and all those in the unofficial Marriage Monitoring Aunties Association, have anything to say about it. She might love her job, have great friends and even own her own home, but according to the meddling aunties, this is why she’s still single at Fifty.

What if her prayers for the perfect man have got lost? Or maybe Sade’s happy-ever-after is right on time…

When God Burns A City is an experimental, meditative and nostalgic novel about growing up, finding one’s self and the necessary pain that comes with that evolution. Interwoven in every sentence is a thread of yearning, of a time when people created worlds from their dreams, and how these worlds oftentimes shrink into oblivion with the emergence of adult realities.

A startling and propulsive tale of forbidden love, This Kind of Trouble traces the intertwined legacies of one family’s history, exploring the complex relationship between tradition, modernity, and the ways we seek healing in a changing world. With this debut novel, Tochi Eze announces herself as a dazzling new voice in world literature.

More than a memoir, From London to Jos is a meditation on belonging, faith, and the meaning of home. It’s a story of bridges—between Britain and Nigeria, teacher and student, tradition and change—told with honesty and a deep affection for the people and places that defined a life well lived.

Nancy just wants to protect her daughter from making the same mistakes she did, but Tina longs for the freedom to mess up, knowing her mother will always be there to support her. The two women love each other unconditionally, but can they learn to trust each other as well?

This poignant novel delves deep into the complicated relationships between mothers and daughters and delivers a warm, heartfelt story of love, forgiveness, and women finding their voices.