Four lives, many ChristmasesβExperience love, obsession, heartbreak, and hope as Leo, Ese, ΓbαΊΉΜbΓ, and SanmΓ navigate the most magical and bittersweet season of the year.
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A brother’s best friend romance.
Every Step I Take is the first book in the All of Me Trilogy with a Happy For Now (HFN) ending.
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Not all demons thrive on confusion; some play the game until it plays them.
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Not all demons come to take, some come to stay.
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Releases Fall/Winter 2026
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Not all demons cause pain, some love you in ways angels never could.
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Releases Spring/Summer 2026
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Not all demons have horns; some wear custom agbadas.
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A second chance at love romance
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β¨ Reverse age-gap
β¨ Forbidden romance
β¨ Midlife reinvention
β¨ Emotional scars + healing
β¨ Annoyance β lovers
β¨ 18+ spicy scenes
β¨ Slow-burn tension
β¨ Cameos from Lagos Lovinβ characters
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When love-phobic data scientist Fifi and Liam, a workaholic entrepreneur, collide on a dating app, they navigate fears and insecurities in an unconventional, life-changing quest for true love.
A brother’s best friend romance.
Every Move I Make is the second book in the All of Me Trilogy with a Happy For Now (HFN) ending.
An introverted people pleaser meets a recovering addict, forging a bond that could destroy their dreams.
#1 New Release in African Literature
#1 Bestseller in African Literature
#5 Most Wished For in African Literature
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An interracial, contemporary, age-gap romance between a successful fashion designer and a wealthy fabric connoisseur.
#1 Bestseller in African Literature
#1 New Release in African Literature
#8 Most Wished For in African Literature
