A Powerful Historical NovelOmitirin, a young Yoruba girl is captured by Fulani bandits and sold into slavery. She fights to return to her family. A ruthless warlord and general of the Oyo empire plots for more power and glory, and a heartbroken English missionary hopes to redeem himself as an explorer in the deep African hinterland. It is 1826, and the British have arrived. As their paths cross, all three struggle to make sense of their lives and this one article of faith, while the old Oyo empire collapses around them.This is a gorgeous, riveting, and heartbreaking story told during the time of the old Oyo Empire, and the life of Ajayi Crowther that Businessday calls a masterful retelling of Yoruba historyA Triumph of African storytelling that combines great historical research with a compelling imagination to deliver an important message about Africa's heritage art.File Format:All E-Books are supplied in Mobi format and will work with any of your favourite generic EPub readers. Don't forget to download a free EPub reader from your favourite app storeAbout The AuthorDr Rotimi Olaniyan is one of Nigeria's leading marketing practitioners with a love for creative writing. He is currently a senior member of the faculty at a Business School in the UK and also serves on the boards of some businesses in Nigeria. This is his first novel.86,800 words

Where The Waters Recede (Rotimi Olaniyan)

<div>Historical Fiction A work of historical fiction inspired by true events. Achebe is a young woman unaware that she would lead the first feminist movement in the Igboland. When the Europeans and Warrant Chiefs try to impose taxes on the women, her father fights against it and is arrested. His arrest prompts Achebe into action and she rallies over ten thousand women and leads a revolution against the colonial masters and Warrant Chiefs. File Format: </div><div>All E-Books are supplied in EPub format and will work with any of your favourite generic EPub readers. About The Author</div><div> 						Ilozumba Amanda aka Nwaanyieze loves to talk about herself in the third person. Nwaanyieze was born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria. She lives with her parents and siblings and hopes to move out one day if her mother lets her. She is a socially anxious young adult currently pursuing a degree in Accounting at the University Of Lagos. Her father who is an amazing storyteller sparked her love for books; she has been a lifelong writer and first began creating other worlds and characters in primary school. 						She is now working on two novels, one of which is inspired by Afrofuturism and she hopes to self-publish both by 2021. Popular authors such as Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Nnedi Okoroafor, Robert Ludlum and her absolute favourite Eoin Colfer inspire her. 					She would one-day love to travel the world and keep a travel diary. 					 				 			 		</div>

When Our Grandmothers Were Feminists (Amanda Ilozumba)

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<div>Literary Fiction A rather intriguing story set in Nigeria's middle belt that explores the corrosive nature of injustice and the danger in opposing it. Austin uses folkloric devices to tell a cautionary tale of wit against impending danger. Read closer between the lines. File Format: </div><div>All E-Books are supplied in EPub format and will work with any of your favourite generic EPub readers. About The Author Austin was born in Kumasi, Ghana of Nigerian parents, and holds a Bachelor's degree in Fine/Applied Arts from the University of Benin, Nigeria, as well as further certification in media practice. After a spell of teaching Art and Social Studies at high schools in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, he embarked on a media career in Lagos in 2005. Since then he has carved a niche for himself as a scriptwriter, producer and presenter. </div><div>He is also the author of a debut novel, LET THE FIRE BURN IN SILENCE, published in 2015.</div>

Justice From Afar ( By Austin Inyang)

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<div>Romance In this exquisitely written piece, Toyin Olunloyo shares a story of life as we sometimes find it. Adekanmi, a successful young man who, despite his apparent success is disillusioned with life meets Red, a smart, mysterious call girl who sets his world spinning. He is unsure what to make of her, at first but as the story progresses, learns that people are deeper and more complex than their actions, and sometimes what lies behind the mask is worth fighting for. File Format: </div><div>All E-Books are supplied in EPub format and will work with any of your favourite generic EPub readers. About The Author Oluwatoyin Olunloyo is an engineer by training, a teacher by profession and a writer by passion. She is a lover of words and stories and delights in getting lost within the pages of a good book, exploring new lands and meeting new characters. She was introduced to reading by her mother and enjoys reading, writing, travelling and reading some more! She is married with children. </div>

red ( By Oluwatoyin Olunloyo)

<div> Horror/Crime A crime story with a fusion of mild horror that addresses the case of police brutality amongst Nigeria's youth. Wilson's childhood friend who has been shot by the police appears to him as a ghost demanding he is avenged. Nothing is quite what it seems in this fantastic story from a budding Nigerian writer. File Format: </div><div>All E-Books are supplied in EPub format and will work with any of your favourite generic EPub readers. About The Author Adefemi Fagite was born and raised in Lagos State, Nigeria, where he had, his primary and secondary school education before he proceeded to earn a degree at the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, Ogun state. Shadows his debut was long-listed under the 2018 Quramo writers prize, his short stories and articles have featured on different platforms such as The Unseen Anthology Volume 2, Medium, Ikike Presss blog, Green Magazine and others.</div>

Something Other Than This (Adefemi Fagite)

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