A humorous, raw exploration of awkward moments, self-reflection, and turning life’s embarrassing situations into unexpected triumphs.HOW I GOT OUT OF MY MOTHER’S GRIP: Aderonke’s worst nightmare unfolds when an embarrassing wedding mishap leaves her humiliated in front of 200 guests, all thanks to her overbearing mother. A chaotic, hilarious tale of family drama and social disasters as Ronke tries to salvage her dignity while surviving her mom's gossip.A LETTER FROM THE FUT...

A collection of amusing short stories about the human condition revealing the absurdity of our existence.Stories appearing in this collection are:The English Patient, Dr Zhivago and the Purposeful StrideThe ProposalThe Imaginary LoverThe College Girl and the Older ManWhat the Power of Love Looks Like on a Monday MorningI Was Young OnceThe Influential Life of Speckly JimThe Fleeting Nature of True FriendshipHow to Snag ...

This is a novelty book that takes a humorous look at what drives men nuts when it comes to women and what they say to men.Chauvinistic?..........Probably!Controversial?..........Yes!True?..........You be the judge!

"The day you get married, is supposed to be the happiest day of your life. Dreams are made of such things. But I forgot. I could blame the witch if I wanted to - in fact I did, for quite a while after - but the fault can only lie with me. Being with him made me so happy - so very, very happy - that I chose to forget. I chose amnesia. If I had had any foresight into how my flippant choice would ruin him, I would have saved him the heartbreak. I would have forfeited my knowing him, my ow...

Jennifer lives shrouded in secrets on Plane Tree Drive, stuck in regret that is destroying her marriage. Alice watches on as her husband finally gives up his addictions – and his family in the process. Faraj, haunted by memories from Afghanistan, slips into homelessness yet again. Meanwhile, Maurice rediscovers his mojo and brings the whole of the Drive together at his backyard gigs.Peer through the windows and doors on Plane Tree Drive to find a streetscape that is divers...

When a man receives a seemingly innocuous painting from a recently deceased colleague, he finds himself being pulled inexorably down into the dark depths of insanity.

1940's Chicago, a black female detective is asked to discover what happened to a rich gadabout whom disappeared mysteriously from his hotel room.Unfortunately, she does.

"No One Listens" is the story about a woman who hears voices in her head. She really does have the best of intentions, in her own clumsy way.

A short story anthology exploring tales of beauty of music of laughter of sex of love. Of the little pleasures of life; the minuscule moments that make human faces shine bright with wide smiles. Tales of friends of family of lovers of colleagues of comrades. These short tales are meant to excite the brain, to illicit smiles, to provoke laughter. In short; they are cute little things.This anthology is a somewhat perverted peek into the inner workings of amorous relationships, of the...

Drunken and rude passengers aboard a plane are a nightmare. But it's even worse when you happen to be the unlucky person seated right next to a rude drunkard. And once the rude drunkard starts to harass you, it's easy to lose your temper. Particularly if that rude drunkard is not even remotely your type…This is a short story of 2400 words or approximately 7 print pages. This story may also be found in the collection Flights of Madness.

A young man embittered against God is involved in an accident and has a profound experience which transforms his life.He soons learns that there is always light at the end of the tunnel.

Golden rule to remember when looking for some alone time: If your whiskers touch the sides, it's a good place to hide.Mirrors are not other cats.For the sophisticated cat about town, this indispensable paw-book provides witty advice and pearls of kitty wisdom that will make sure your life is always full of naps, cardboard boxes and mice to chase - from perfecting your curtain-scratching technique to getting your head stroked without looking as though you wanted it.