There’s a huge difference between what people think Africa looks like and what it actually does look like. I think majority of the blame falls on the media and stereotypes. My commitment to my readers is to not only give them an enjoyable reading experience but spotlight the real about various African countries, especially my home country Nigeria. Show a different Africa. Our style, language, food, music. Cultures may differ but the universal theme of faith, hope and love remains the same. #FaithRomanceandAfricanSpice
Family is the foundation for all my stories. So, although each book is a standalone, there’ll always be some kind of connectivity between companion books (series). The covers below are listed according to the series they belong to. For the actual publishing order, see image at the bottom of the page.
Unoma Nwankwor 
Sorry to ask, can we get to read your stories online without buying them.
I’d really appreciate if this could be made possible. Thanks
Hello
If you don’t buy them. How do I get compensated for my effort? The book cover cost money, the editing cost money, this blog in which you visit cost money, printing cost money.So if I put it online for you to read free, how do I recoup my cost?
You pay to watch movies, you pay to be housed, you pay for the amenities provided to you. Why shouldn’t I be paid for the time, cost and effort put into my stories?
Will you work for free? No… why? Because you won’t be able to pay for your cost of living. The same applies to me.
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Thanks for the prompt response. I really get your point. Keep the good works Ma’am. God bless!
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I LOVED UNEXPECTED BLESSING SO MUCH. I AM NOW READING WHEN YOU LET GO. HOPE THIIS STORY WILL BE AS GOOD AS THE FIRST. PLEAS DON’T KEEP US WAITING FOR YOUR NEXT BOOK.
Hello Naya,
Thank you for reading my work. Trust me you will enjoy When You Let Go just as much. I am currently writing the next book which will be A Scoop Of Love. The first in a 3 series novel. Please kindly post a review for me on Amazon or Goodreads. Thanks Unoma