Novel

"Turning Doubt Into Destiny" follows Lila Voss, a self-sabotaging architect who discovers a cryptic manuscript, The 7 Mental Locks, promising to rewrite destiny. Guided by the enigmatic Professor Crane, she undergoes brutal psychological trialsconfronting perfectionism, buried trauma, and corporate exploitation. As Lila unlocks each mental prison, she uncovers a dark truth about her past and must choose: remain shackled by fear or embrace a future of radical freedom. A transformative journey of self-discovery and resilience.

How do I tell her? by Nhlavutelo Mabunda, is a novel that explores the underlying theme of young love. In a world filled with young people who discover love at a young age yet fail to receive it because they don't know how to. The author shares his experiences on how he fell in love with a young girl he met at school. While his journey revolves around the aspects of love, hurt, and heartbreak. This novel is aimed at changing how young people perceive love. Nhlavutelo Kingdom Mabunda was born on Monday, July 31st, 2006, at 6:35 pm at Nkhensani Hospital in Giyani, Limpopo. Nhlavutelo grew up in Soweto, living with his aunt, mother, and two of his aunt's children. Soon after, he moved out with his mother to live in the southern part of Johannesburg, where his mother bought a house. Growing up as an only child, he attended primary school at Impala Crescent Primary School. After passing his primary schooling, he was enrolled at Trinity Secondary School, where he finished his schooling, hoping to attend university (at the time of writing this book, he was in his last grade of high school).Nhlavutelo grew up with an absent father, which led him to fall in love with writing as a means to express himself and bring out the small voice within. He started writing plays for his church, unfortunately, his work was lost due to unforeseen circumstances. Later, during high school, he was introduced to reading through watching "Dre Dexter" YouTube videos. One of the first books he read was "The 48 Laws of Power" by Robert Greene. Love and motivational books became his go-to motivation for learning more about books. Robert Greene became his role model, and he wishes to meet him one day. He mainly focuses on two genres when writing: love and motivational books.While writing this book, he was reading a book called "The Art of Seduction" doesn't seem to match what was written so let's go with "The Art of Life" and has plans to write a book about the importance of having a diary. The book will also be called "Why Do We Need a Diary". His inspiration lies in unlocking a mindset that has never been touched by others. Communicating with people as if they are right there with him is what his inspiration is all about, and with your support, he can do that.

Abraham was born in wartime Chicago to an American-Irish father and a Turk mother with Greek and Indian heritage. He grew up with his grandmother's simple tales and ventured into the complex stories of troubled decades and regions.In 1958 New York, Abraham falls madly for two forbidden loves. In the sixties, he studies medicine to heal others, yet gets wounded in Vietnam. On a journey to Iran, he falls into the deadly snare of anti-Shah guerrillas, and love pulls him out.After Iran's revolution, his fascination with Persian culture draws him to the American Embassy in Tehran, where vengeful revolutionaries hold him hostage for 444 days. In prison, he asks himself: 'Why do so many cling to tales and forsake stories?'In 1981, through the Iran-US deal, he is released. But he still fights for freedom. He rediscovers love, and the story begins.During the COVID pandemic, challenges slow him down. Abraham overcomes crises and sees life's pulse in love's embrace.. Ali Rad, an Iranian-Canadian writer, explores identity, memory, and threads of the past that tie into the present. Drawing on his background in management, medicine, architecture, and academia, he blends Eastern and Western perspectives, crafting narratives that bridge cultures.