The Other Woman Became MineWritten by SharuwahAnna never expected one church service to change her life.What started with a simple exchange of numbers turned into a dangerous love triangle between Anna, Fredo, and Amos—the friend who connected them both. Fredo was charming, loving, and willing to give Anna the life she dreamed of. But Anna carried secrets of her own, hiding another relationship behind her innocent smile.Their love burned fast, filled with passion, betrayal, forgiveness, and lies.When Fredo cheats for the first time, Anna forgives him because she knows she isn’t innocent either. But marriage changes everything… or at least it was supposed to. With money, business success, and luxury surrounding them, their relationship appears perfect from the outside.Until Fredo betrays her again.This time, Anna refuses to break.Instead of fighting the other woman, she does the unexpected—she gets closer to her. What begins as revenge slowly turns into a connection neither of them planned for, pulling Anna into a complicated world of desire, obsession, and emotional chaos.

Fallen Princess: The Price of Trust, Sarah was the cherished daughter of the prestigious Avery family, she believed her life was perfect.Everything changed when she befriended Mona, a kind and struggling classmate. Wanting to help, Sarah welcomed Mona into her home, unaware that her greatest act of kindness would become her greatest mistake.Mona soon became obsessed with Sarah's father, tearing the Avery family apart. Betrayed by her best friend, abandoned by her father, and blamed by her own mother, Sarah watched her world crumble before her eyes.Forced to leave home and cut off from the life she once knew, Sarah struggles to survive. Desperate and alone, she makes choices she never imagined she would have to make. From luxury to poverty, from princess to outcast, Sarah endures years of heartbreak, regret, and pain.Just when she believes all hope is lost, a familiar face from her past returns. Her former boyfriend offers her something she thought she would never have again—a second chance.