My Sister’s Lover
Unputdownable. A shocking love rectangle. Sibling rivalry. Dark, devilish plot twists. – Sue Nyathi, author of The Polygamist
Not Another Samoosa Run!
In Tasneem’s close-knit Muslim Indian community the stigma of divorce is a heavy burden to carry, and her mother insists on finding her a new husband – even if it means orchestrating a traditional ‘samoosa run’. When she meets Aadil an unexpected connection sparks and they strike a deal: a pretend engagement to keep their families off their backs.
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Pillow Talk
Pillow Talk is the first of a series set in the fictional town of Rally in KwaZulu-Natal from the new queen of South African romance.
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Rebecca (Hersiene uitgawe)
Op 25 is Rebecca Fagan in besit van ‘n regsgraad, ‘n rugsak, ‘n groot mond en baie guts. Toe sy hoor dat Julian Hoffman, derde geslag erfgenaam van ‘n multibiljoenrand-maatskappy, op soek is na ‘n persoonlike assistent, besluit sy om aansoek te doen. Rebecca kan nie begryp waarom sy jammer voel vir ‘n man wat dan alles het wat sy hart begeer nie.
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The Burfee Seller’s Daughters
As family secrets and past loves resurface, both sisters navigate the delicate balance between upholding the Mithaiwala heritage and forging their own paths.
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Vier seisoene kind
Cato se man is dood, drie jaar ná hul troue. Op Stellenbosch moet sy die Big Pink-teaterrestaurant oorneem, maar iewers tussen die tyding van die motorongeluk, die blyke van waardering, die roudiens en die werklikheid van ’n leë plek langs haar in die bed, het sy die Cato wat sy geken het, verloor.
Weskus-omnibus 2
Weskus-omnibus 2 is a collection of Afrikaans stories and writings celebrating the culture and landscapes of South Africa’s West Coast.
Why Am I Like This?
Farah Garda believes that she?s incapable of change, stuck in a pattern of self-loathing and destructive tendencies. She leaves Cape Town to care for her ailing mother and stumbles into grief, growth, and green smoothies.
Why Am I Like This? ?is told with humour and unflinching honesty.
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Wisani and the Bafokeng Brothers
Masterful storytelling – Takalani M
Wisani Maluleke is juggling three jobs to keep the lights on while caring for her mother and her younger brother. Life in Soweto has made her tough, but then she meets the Bafokeng brothers, heirs to the feared Marashea underworld.
A story of power and love, a clash between honour and desire.
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