Destiny Wokoma has never disliked anyone as much as she dislikes Rotimi Daramola, her secondary school enemy, now a popular RnB singer. After her last business fails, she has the chance to scope out a new business opportunity during her high school reunion in the Twin Bliss resort. Unfortunately, Rotimi will also be there.

Rotimi has always being in love with Destiny, even though she has always hated him. When her business fails and she gets depressed, he sponsors the high school reunion in Twin Bliss for a chance to prove to her that he is the right man for her.

Can Destiny let go of her depression and anger to see Rotimi for who he truly is? Or will their past destroy the chance of a beautiful future together?

Oma is not your regular girly girl. She hates wigs, high heels, and detests tight gowns and skirts. Some people call her a tomboy and she doesn’t mind because let’s face it, girly girls are boring.

Her best friend Adaora, who is a girly girl by the way, disagrees completely. When Adaora begs Oma to join her quest to find a husband, Oma reluctantly agrees. Not that she hates men but they are not high on her to-do list. She has three elder brothers who are pigs.

Then she meets arrogant, pompous Richard who gets her blood running and for the first time in her life, she just might be open to this romance thing.

The problem is that he comes with a lot of drama. From his ex.

Oma is not the kind of girl that fights over a man. But is Richard worth all the trouble?

My love life is the stuff nightmares are made of and I’m tired of it. When my boyfriend of seven years dumps me to marry another woman, and I lose the ability to have my own children, one thing becomes clear to me. Men are scum and that is that. No more ‘nice Vivian’ who always gives her all for love, no more falling in love only to be used and dumped like a piece of trash.

From now on, I am ‘mean Vivian’ and nothing is going to change that.

Until I meet Melvin, a widower with two young sons who is calmly stealing a space in my heart.

But as usual, life is cruel to me and having Melvin in my life means losing other important things. I am done with sacrificing anything for men. No man is worth it. Could Melvin be different?