In the tapestry of time, a timeless love story unfolds around the lighthouse's enduring legacy. Two souls, separated by epochs, find connection and solace through the guiding light. Their love weathers the ages, echoing the steadfast beacon that stands witness to their transcendent journey.Through centuries, the lovers communicate through letters, whispers carried by the wind, and moments of serendipity that transcend the constraints of time. The lighthouse becomes a silent witness...

Timid Okafor's ability to play the local Oja flute takes him to the palace where he became best friend to the young prince. However, a time comes when Okafor has to choose between friendship and wealth. This story teaches the child about loyalty, love and sacrifice. This is part of a collection series of Grandma Wuras story hut that comes with great moral values and a cultural tour of Nigeria's heritage and Africa at large.

Waterdrop follows a single drop of water as it travels through the entire history of humanity, from ancient rivers and lost civilizations to modern cities, climate crises, wars, technology, and the uncertain future of the planet. The drop never speaks and never thinks, yet its endless journey quietly connects generations, empires, religions, discoveries, and human suffering.Blending history, philosophy, and environmental fiction, the novel explores how water has sh...

Not Black and White comprises of three new plays which examine the state of modern day Britain from the perspective of three leading black contemporary playwrights. Roy Williams, Kwame Kwei-Armah and Bola Agbaje tackle the prison system, the mayoralty and immigration in their respective plays.Category B: Roy WilliamsSaul runs a tip-top wing - the screws love him for it, especially Angela. Prisoners follow his rules, and it's all gravy. But Saul's num...

Election time. The Students' Association needs a new President, and Akousa's achingly cool flatmates are certain she is perfect for the position. How can they persuade her, and how much is she willing to compromise?Bola Agbaje's short play Playing the Game was first performed at the Tricycle Theatre, London, as part of the Women, Power and Politics season in June 2010.

BLACK JESUS is a sweeping historical mystery that begins with the unexpected unveiling of an ancient icon in Moscow—a dark-skinned image of Christ whose existence threatens to challenge accepted ideas about history, faith, and the way the past is preserved.As researchers follow the icon's mysterious trail across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia, they uncover fragments of an ancient network known as the Road, whose custodians protected dang...

The Refugee Coach is a powerful novel inspired by the true story of Osama Abdul Mohsen, a Syrian football coach whose life was transformed by war, exile, and an unexpected moment that captured the world's attention.Before the conflict, Osama lived a peaceful life in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, dedicated to his family and the young football players he coached. When civil war destroys the world he once knew, he is forced to make an impossible choice: remain in a country cons...

THE THIRTEENTH CIRCLE is a gripping true-crime-inspired novel that explores the rise, power, and global reach of one of the world's most feared criminal organizations: MS-13.Blending historical research with narrative storytelling, the book follows the gang's origins in the streets of Los Angeles, its expansion through Central America, and the creation of a vast criminal empire built on fear, loyalty, and violence. Through stories of recruitment, brutal initiations...

In the newly revised second edition of Clever Girl Finance, celebrated personal finance educator Bola Sokunbi delivers an update to the insightful and entertaining installment of her widely read handbook to personal finance for women everywhere. The author walks you through the basics of building a strong and prosperous financial future, showing you how to craft a resilient budget, improve your credit score, pay down debt, invest, and build long-term wealth. With this book, you'll...

In the annals of music history, few names resonate with as much power and poignancy as that of John Lennon. His life was a symphony of creativity, activism, and transcendence, woven into the fabric of the tumultuous 20th century. Yet, it was on a fateful December night in 1980, that the world was abruptly silenced by the tragic end of his melody.In the pages that follow, we embark on a journey through the aftermath of that pivotal moment. "John: A Journey into the Legacy of Lennon'...

**A Black teacher searches for himself across the United States in this “**emotive, brave” (Daily Mail, London) story for all of us who have fantasized about escaping our daily lives and starting over.Michael Kabongo is a British Congolese teacher living in London and living the dream: he’s beloved by his students, popular with his coworkers, and adored by his proud mother who emigrated from the Congo to the UK in search of a better life.But when h...

My first book, "One Bad Night in Mexico," was written about five years ago, not because I actually aspired to do so, but mainly because of my younger brother's insistence to do so. I think my resistance to write the book was because of the painful memories that were involved in that near-death experience. However, later on, I even published a second edition of it, with a postscript explaining what had been happening since that horrible incident. As such, since then, I have been completing ...