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No more waiting! Blackbird will be officially released on June 12, 2024💃. A dream come through for all our Fans. Time to celebrate 🥂, the long wait is finally over. Read the Author's Bio in the comment section.

Netflix should turn this book (Blackbird )into a movie- Dr. Khomo.

Blackbird is a contemporary romance novella with
elements of crime/mystery. The main characters
in this novella are involved in a somewhat complex love story underpinned by an
emerging crime/corruption subplot. The plot uses its principal characters to narrate stories of subordinate characters and they make for an interesting pot of mixed feelings at the climax or rather climaxes - one for the Rowlands, and another more anti-climatic actually of Dora's.

For derivative works; I would recommend screenplay. It is worthy of Netflix, than Nollyflix. Good work, Oreoluwa.

Dr. Malome Tebatso Khomo, Former Director of UKZN Center for Entrepreneurship (University Research Center), Limpopo, South Africa.

Save the Date 🌹.
Our Director's debut novel will be released on the 12th of June, 2024.
We are so excited 😊

Would you love a sneak peek into my upcoming debut Novel, Blackbird?
Okay, here's a glimpse into the secret of the pages.
Enjoy ❤️❤️❤️

Susan recalled her last conversation with Jane, Andy’s sister. Over the years, they had become each other’s confidante. They talked about things they couldn’t tell anyone else. She knew about Jane’s struggle to overlook Rocky’s persistent infidelity, and Jane knew about the acute loneliness caused by Andy’s neglect. Neither woman could help the other out of the pain they were in, neither woman told the other to leave their unhappy marriage and ungrateful partners, instead, they talked—sometimes for hours—over coffee and lamingtons. Other times, when things were very bad, they substituted the coffee for brandy or whiskey. Two days before their trip, Jane had texted Susan to come over to Los Varlles for a quick brunch. When she got there, a series of finger food were laid out, along with some brandy and glasses.
“Do you really want to do this?” Jane had asked her.
Susan nodded. “I feel like it’s a golden opportunity.”
Jane hesitated. “Are you not worried?”
“About the country? I hear the city is pretty safe. And our host is setting us up in a five-star hotel. I think we will be fine.”
Jane took a big gulp of her brandy as Susan watched her.
“I wasn’t talking about the country.”
“You mean the woman who’s sponsoring the trip.” Susan said in a matter-of-fact tone. Jane piped up and hurriedly began to explain.
“I think she belongs to some sort of mafia or something. She’s rich but I think her life is dangerous.”
“Who told you this? Andy?”
“Google. And, yes, Andy. Her father operates illegal refineries, apparently. Those guys are usually anti-government and operate outside of the law, according to Rocky, who knows one or two people from that part of the world.”
“You think she has an ulterior motive?”
“Perhaps. I just wish you didn’t feel like you had to do something so risky to save your marriage…”

Picture Credit: John Baker.