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  The story follows a boy’s misfortune and struggle that started from the very moment of his birth. His mother, Becky , gives birth on a depressing, rainy day. His father abandons mother and child. This rough start sets a challenging tone for the boy’s early life. He struggled in school before eventually becoming a goldsmith’s apprentice .   The story highlights the stark contrast between the societal expectation of joy surrounding childbirth and the harsh reality of financial hardship that can turn a “gift” into a perceived burden. It focuses on Becky’s despair and resentment towards her newborn. Not out of malice, but from the immense pressure of unpaid hospital bills and her husband’s unemployment . Order Now

  The Kidnappers  is a compelling tale of faith, unexpected adversity, and the bonds between humans and animals. The story opens on an ordinary morning as Priest Valdin , known for his modesty and charitable nature, is involved in community clean-up. Unaware, a group of kidnappers storms his humble bungalow , abducting his wife from their kitchen. The criminals left behind a ransom note demanding a hefty sum of money, with a strict warning against involving the police. Meanwhile, a trio of streetwise cats— Blaize , Dag , and Fred —witness Lucy’s transfer to a new hideout. Blaize, who recognizes Lucy as his former master’s wife, feels a strong conviction that she is in trouble, despite Fred’s cynical view of human nature. Overcoming their immediate hunger, Blaize convinces his friends to investigate. The cats infiltrate Valdin’s home, where they encounter Cece, the priest’s pet cat, who is mourning Lucy’s absence. A poignant reunion between Blaize and Cece reveals the depth of...

  It starts with strange occurrences in a small room and escalates into a brutal war for survival. Edwin ’s quiet life shatters when he realizes the malevolent Maggof and Owl plaguing him are tied to his parents’ tragic deaths. There is no end in sight to his dilemma if he doesn’t bow to Kalendah , the god of his ancestors. Unaware that his every move is being watched, Edwin must confront the dark forces, including Fagos , the despicable king of bats and Mud the Monster , to uncover the truth and stay alive. Maggof says if Edwin doesn’t find out why his parents died, he will follow them to the grave. But this isn’t just any boy, Edwin possesses a unique quality, though whether its sorcery remains to be seen. The fight with Maggof is only the beginning of sorrow. One morning, after eating a bird, something inexplicably transported Edwin to another world. He met Mud, the Monster who didn’t like him. The creature sorts every opportunity to kill him. Edwin left a town with two compani...

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  Queen Abigail QUEEN ABIGAIL By  Omoruyi Uwuigiaren With a little help, most of life’s curses can be a gift. There was trouble in the palace. The King and queen must find a solution before things spiral out of control. On top of this, they were desperate to have an heir. The Queen would stop at nothing to unravel her many challenges. An old friend called Mark visited the palace. Mark and the Queen embarked on a journey that could end her relationship if the King finds out she left the palace with another man. Mark’s life could be in danger. If the king senses that his friend has betrayed him, he could kill him. But the queen doesn’t care. What’s life without an heir? What is life without happiness and the things one desires? This story contains messages and themes about love, humility, and friendship. ORDER NOW Queen Abigail by Omoruyi Uwuigiaren Enjoyed this post?  Never miss out on future posts  by  following us

  Ton the Little Man by Omoruyi Uwuigiaren Chapter One - Hard Times Tom wore a long face and trudged on. His trousers had faded and clothed with dust. Reaching the threshold, he inserted the key into the lock and embraced his house. He hissed and slammed the door behind him, for the evening was the worst day of his life. He had to work late again even though it was Christmas Eve. But now, at last, the hammer had fallen on him! As soon as he was indoors, Tom sank into his favorite chair. After a time, he sat up and drew his rickety table. The little man lit up the room and his face looked pale in the lamplight. Tom took the letter out of his pocket. He lowered his bifocals. He glanced above them at the letter and a deep melancholy settled over his spirit. The company had sacked Tom, and it was a bitter pill to swallow. "WHY ALWAYS ME?" he banged the table. Tom had disposed of the letter when he heard a faint knock on the door. "Who's there?" "It's ...