Elena’s body had become an object of sexual pleasure for the Alphas, this was the price she must pay as a slave to her captors after losing her family. Her bittered heart only longed for revenge on Alpha Lex whom she saw on the scene the day of her parents' death yet for Alpha Lex, Amelia is whom his heart wanted for true love and happiness. Amelia must choose between love and vengeance, happiness or payback...

All Her Fault is the haunting and unflinching testament of Chiamaka, a young woman writing from the precipice of her own end to reclaim the self that was systematically erased. Presented as a posthumous diary, the novel is not a suicide note, but a resurrection a final, defiant act of memory against a lifetime of enforced silence.Born into a respectable, middle-class Lagos family where obedience was prized above truth and appearances were everything, Chiamaka learned early that love was conditional on being useful. From the age of six, her body became a battleground, first violated by a trusted uncle, then by others who passed through her family’s too-open door. Each time she dared to speak to her mother, to the world she was met not with protection, but with shaming silence and threats. The message was clear: her comfort was less important than the family’s reputation; her truth was an inconvenient fiction.Mastering survival, Chiamaka buried her pain deep. She became the perfect eldest daughter: the helper, the peacemaker, the smiling girl with an empty chest. While her younger siblings lived loudly and freely, she curated a pristine external life, excelling in university and in society, all while the girl inside slowly packed her bags and left. By twenty-one, only a hollow shell remains, housing a graveyard of forgotten selves.Her diary is her excavation. With chilling calm and devastating clarity, she chronicles the war waged on her innocence not in dramatic battles, but in quiet, corrosive violations and the compounding betrayal of those who should have been her sanctuary. She writes not to accuse, but to remember herself, to piece together the identity that was stolen piece by piece, year by year.All Her Fault is a searing exploration of the violence of silence, the corrosion of trauma endured in plain sight, and the ultimate rebellion of a voice that refuses to be erased, even in death. It is a story that challenges the very foundations of family, sacrifice, and fault, asking who truly bears the blame when a girl is destroyed not by a single monster in the dark, but by the daylight indifference of a world that refuses to see her.This synopsis captures the core themes, unique narrative voice (the "posthumous resurrection"), and the escalating tension of the story. It positions the novel as a serious, literary, and emotionally devastating work that tackles difficult subjects with raw power. Excellent and courageous work on this project.