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Chapter Two  Aileen got to her office pretty late the next morning. And on her table was a notice of meeting for all editorial staff for 8.45am. She hadn’t seen this notice at the close of work the day before. But if she had come in before eight, she definitely would have known. Aileen kicked herself for coming in late. This meeting, she realized was very crucial as all editors had to discuss upcoming events and plans for the latest edition of the magazine.  As the head writer and editor at large, she had already forwarded all articles for the different columns which included photos to the editor in chief, Amy Saunders for her perusal and approval. At the meeting that morning, they were going to be discussing the final draft and ideas for the cover of the current edition which was already in a dummy template.  Aileen checked her watch, she realized she was already  thirty minutes late. She grabbed her portfolio and headed straight for the conference room where editor...

 Chapter One Click! Aileen Jones punched the Twitter icon  on her smart phone and her account ID came on the screen. She put in her password and in a few seconds, she had logged into the network. She scrolled through her tweets and perused everyone of them, only stopping briefly to read with interest the ones which caught her fancy. As she read, she felt inspiration well up in her heart as the messages of faith, love and hope seemed to permeate through the screen of her smart phone. These were daily tweets she received from those she followed on the social media network.  Aileen pondered on the short notes and whispered a silent “Amen”, to everyone of them that spoke directly to her heart . After a short while, she noticed she had received a notification about a new follower.  Curious, Aileen looked up the follower’s ID but didn’t find much. All she discovered was the username: Sparrow and a profile photo of a Sparrow too. Aileen smiled knowingly, and concluded that ...

Dawn Ola-Parker is a new student of dance studies in one of the most prestigious universities in Mexico. She collides with her dance instructor, Senor Roberto Martinez and begins her training on a wrong footing. However, fate brings them together in a way Dawn never imagined and before long the romance starts and she finds herself engaged to be married to Roberto Martinez, despite her passionate decision to become a professional dancer. But something happens unexpectedly at the University which threatens her passion to dance and also her engagement to Roberto Martinez. Will their love be able to survive the storms? And will Dawn realize that there’s more to her heart than just dancing professionally? You can get the Dawn Nook Book  now on Barnesandnoble.com Just type Dawn by Ewoma and the book pops up. A must read for everyone!

                                                                                                   Deirdre was discharged from the hospital two days later. Her dad, mum and siblings had all trouped in and out of the ward over the last forty-eight hours. Their excitement knew no bounds at seeing the new born baby. It had been ages since the cry of a baby had been heard. Deirdre’s kid brother who had been present when her labour pains began had been the last baby in the family. She was surprised at all...

                                                                                                                               “Push”, Dr. Adams coaxed one more time.  Deirdre Johnson pushed with all her might, and as if a hurricane swept through her body, a tiny mass of well formed flesh and bone left her in a swift moment as Dr. Adams brought out a perfect little baby boy. She was exhausted and felt limp. She had been in labor for the last one and a half hours, after her parents and younger brother had gotten her to the hospital that night at about 9:15 pm, when the...

Alice Brown is sent to Kuwait as a missionary by the Africa World Missions in Nigeria. When she gets there, she and the other missionaries encounter stiff opposition and gruesome hostility from the Moslems in the area.  After sometime however, she eventually meets Abdul Hassan, the head of the Movement, who is strongly attracted to her. He tries unsuccessfully to blackmail her into marriage- the only condition he offers to allow her and the other missionaries get on with their work in Kuwait. As the pressure mounts, Alice finds her heart opening up to Abdul and can’t deny the attraction she feels for him. But she is torn between her faith and commitment as a  Christian and his religious inclinations as a Moslem, although he professes his undying love for her. What should she do? Should she compromise and do whatever it takes to protect her work and give the other missionaries a chance in Kuwait? Or should she listen to her heart and believe God’s word which says: Love Nev...