NOVELS
My world changed the day I learned to hold a pencil and since then, I've been creating worlds with nothing but an active imagination and any writing tool I could get my hands on. I joined Wattpad in 2015 - a site where authors can share their works for free  and have been posting all of my first-draft novels there. I have since been fiercely dedicated to writing the kind of novels I did not see while I was growing up. I write about Africans, in all their melanin-glory, brown eyes, curly hair, thick lips and all. I write about the rainbow babies, girl-meets-girl-and-gets-happy-ending types. I want the world to know that we exist beyond the side token roles we're given in mainstream media. we have a voice, we have stories and I will tell them until my dying breath.
MOMMY
LGBT NEW ADULT FICTION
Set in South Africa, 2016, Mommy follows the life of Paiten Hearth, a seventeen-year-old biracial girl who has been single-handedly raised by her Caucasian father.
Paiten lives a rather mundane life as she tries to navigate through grade eleven along with attempts to play professional hockey. It all changes when her father begins dating a woman by the name of Anna Carson, a twenty-four-year-old accountant.
Paiten hates Anna because she's ruined her perfectly routine life and she's read enough evil-stepmother stories to know that she does not need that kind of drama in her life.
The worst thing about the entire situation is that Paiten is fighting an inner turmoil in regards to her sexuality and the conflicting feelings about her father's ridiculously gorgeous girlfriend don't help much.
HALLELUJAH
LGBT SPIRITUAL
A novel about true Christianity and quest to finding and fighting for love with experiencing the touch of God, Hallelujah follows the lives of Jessie Lakelyn and Hayley Berkley.
Jessie Lakelyn, a nineteen-year-old biracial girl who has been hailed as the best thing that has ever happened to the charismatic Redemption Ministries Church, spends her days devoting her life to the Lord.
In between working at the church coffee shop on weekdays, being an assistant counsellor for the children's ministry on Sunday mornings, participating in charity drives and soup kitchens and singing her heart out on Sunday evenings; Jessie is adored by the devoted churchgoers of Redemption Ministries. She's been hailed as a Girl After God's Own Heart.
But for all the light she possesses, Jessie has twice the darkness that accompanies her and a loneliness that consumes her soul.
Twenty-three-year-old Hayley Berkley is a woman who has been hardened by life's ugliness. With a heart of stone, she has turned her back on the God she once served when He let her down. In a moment of desperation, she seeks him out when her entire life falls apart.
Both women look to God to ease their burdens and He answers their prayers, just not in a way they expected
AEIPATHY
NEW ADULT GENERAL FICTION
Aeipathy (n) a consuming and enduring love.
Set in the bustling city of New York, Aeipathy is the love story of Normani Kordei, an aspiring professional dancer and Keith Ikande, a young CEO.
From the moment she did her first pirouette, Normani knew she wanted she wanted to be a world-renowned dancer. Born in Houston Texas, Normani heads to New York to pursue her dreams. Amidst hectic college schedules, dance obligations and attempting to heal from a devastating breakup Normani meets Keith Ikande.
Keith is Nigerian and an heir to a technological corporation and he is everything Normani could ever want in someone. The two are soon swept in an all-consuming love affair.
Their relationship is not easy, especially since they come from totally different backgrounds and they bump heads a lot but their love sees them through.
A year into their relationship, Keith decides it's time Normani meets his family and they head to Abuja, Nigeria for the summer.
Their love is about to be tested in ways they never imagined, especially since Keith's parents aren't all too happy about his girlfriend being an American...
VIRAGO
LGBT GENERAL FICTION
Virago (n) a heroic and brave woman.
An LGBT adaptation of Mark Andrew Olson and Tommy Tenney's Hadassah: One Night With The King and The Book of Esther in the Holy Bible, Virago follows the tale of an orphaned girl who must save her people from complete obliteration from their enemies:
The Kingdom of Kediakin's first female ruler, Nura Al-Hashim has to bring her kingdom out of the ruin her predecessors placed it. She has a lot to prove to the people -- as her gender places her under scrutiny.
The last thing Nura can deal with is her almost non-existent faith in the God of their nation, her crumbling marriage or the other perils of her personal life.
When her husband, Wassim, commits the highest treason towards the kingdom and is executed Nura needs a spouse by her side. She shocks the nation and the world when instead of a new King, she takes on a Queen.
Esther Abbey, an orphan in the impoverished city of Susa is anything but brave. She's been pushed around by others her whole life.
As a black girl in a predominately anti-black country, she is overlooked by many and considered unattractive and unworthy of honour.
That all changes when out of a harem of thousands of girls -- she is chosen by the Queen Nura herself to be the First Wife.
But her plight isn't over because there are bad people within the Kingdom's ranks who want to see the Jews suffer and now more than ever, Esther needs to stand up for her people in the face of adversary.