Video review: Only Big Big Bum Matters Tomorrow by Damilare Kuku
20-year-old Témì is convinced a Brazilian butt lift is the answer to all her problems.
20-year-old Témì is convinced a Brazilian butt lift is the answer to all her problems.
A Bollywood Affair and The Bollywood Bride are the first two books in Sonali Dev’s Bollywood series. They are two of my favourite romance novels, my go-to comfort reads, and brilliantly addictive. I could give a TED talk on why they should feature at the top of every Best Romance list.
After years of reckless spending the aristocratic Gresham family are facing bankruptcy. Rufus, a young, handsome future earl, is forced to choose between marrying for money or defying his mother and following his heart.
Anyanwu’s peaceful life is destroyed when Doro, an immortal spirit-being with great power, seeks her out and forces her into his ‘seed community’.
It is a satirical exploration of the practice of lynching that helped to uphold white supremacy in the US from slavery to the present day.
Half vampire and half fox-spirit, Lady Jing doesn’t fit into any of the supernatural groups that populate Immortal Shanghai. While babysitting a meek mortal she starts investigating what her cruel grandmother is up to.
Her humdrum life is throw into chaos when her childhood best friend rolls into town – now an internationally famous K-pop singer – and demands she honour their childhood promise of attending prom together.
The novel is set in 1758 and is the story of a lowly, newly qualified nurse who finds herself forced to investigate the brutal murder of four women…
Zetian is a girl with nothing to lose. When she signs up to become a concubine pilot to infiltrate the army so she can avenge the death of her sister, it’s in the full knowledge that the decision will likely kill her. Sure enough, she lands on the front line of the bloody war against an alien invasion. Throughout the riveting novel she battles aliens in the air and a patriarchal system that uses girls as cannon fodder on the ground. The book has been called a cross between Pacific Rim and Hunger Games. It’s powerful and beautiful and a must-read!
12 short stories about relationships make up this lively fiction collection. Cheating husbands, a mummy’s boy, an impotent husband, closeted men, life-long players – the stories analyse the various archetypes women are likely to encounter in the Lagos dating scene. I found the author’s wit and acerbic tone elevated this to pure gold!