The Price of Love follows David and Miriam, a married couple whose seemingly strong relationship begins to unravel after David loses his job and the comforts he once provided disappear. As resentment, emotional distance, and betrayal emerge, they are forced to question whether they truly loved each other or simply loved what they received from one another. Their painful journey challenges the idea of unconditional love and ultimately reveals that love is not about money, b...

In The Woman Who Waited for Jesus and Other Stories, Andrè Mwansa weaves deeply human tales that explore faith, sacrifice, family, and the quiet strength it takes to keep hoping when life offers little reason to. From a mother who clings to prayer as her only survival, to a boy who grows up feeling unseen, to characters caught between love, loyalty, and the search for purpose, each story is a mirror held up to our most tender places.

A story about life, death, love, and the strange things people say in the dark.

At thirty-five, Elizabeth and Daniel are both single, and everyone has an opinion about it. Years earlier, they were young lovers who believed love alone could build a future. But timing, pride, ambition, fear, and the weight of expectations slowly pulled them apart.Now, living separate lives in Zambia, they look back on the relationship that shaped them, and confront a painful question, "Did they fail at love, or did love simply teach them something marriage never could?"T...

"So, do you think people can change?" Mandy asked. "I don't just mean John. I mean everyone. If someone has a compulsion, something that they struggle to resist, do you think they can ever overcome it for long?"This story is as a result of a debate I once had with my roommate and a couple of friends, on "why men cheat," and "why women kill."

Nice to meet you. A worldly used kind of expression. But not always said sincerely. How many times have you really come across someone (a friend of friends maybe) and said, 'nice to meet you,' without actually meaning it. I mean, I honestly don't always mean it myself. You might say it while smiling, I do that all the time. Most of us just say it with the intention of being polite, because it's the right thing to say, while, others-I was only 15, nearly 16 years old, when I first me...

Five tales, five reflections. From the strange stillness of a bus ride to the rebirth of love, from heartbreak's echo to the intimacy of being human, and finally, to the cosmic fire we all share. This collection by Andrè Mwansa is a journey through the tender, the broken, and the infinite a mirror held up to existence itself.

A son reflects on a mother who mistook faith for strength and surrender for peace. Through loss, silence, and sacrifice, he uncovers the quiet tragedy of a woman who waited her whole life for salvation, and the uncle who carried the family she could not. The Woman Who Waited fot Jesus, is a tender, philosophical story about love, neglect, and the unseen cost of endurance.

Miriam had always felt watched, even in empty rooms.She first noticed it as a girl: a breath behind her ear when no one stood there, the way her blanket tucked itself under her feet at night, the constant warmth on her left side like someone slept beside her. But she wasn't afraid. Somehow, she felt protected. Loved.As she grew older, she dismissed it as imagination. Until men began to die.

They said some stories should never be spoken after dark. They were not warnings. They were locks. But locks rust... ands tories find listeners.From the hypnotic dance of a haunted masquerade to the whispers of a termite mound, each story fuses myth, horror, and suspense, reminding us that the unseen world is never far from the seen. Perfect for readers who crave tales that linger in the mind long after the last page is turned.

Two people. Same school. Totally living different lives. Both single. Both outcast.One hates her father for running away with a stripper and has anxiety issues while the other hates his father for re-marrying too soon after his mom died. The two meet at a party and their whole perspective of life changes.

To all the assholes.................................................................