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Scars After Harmattan (Pre-order)

Name: Scars After Harmattan (Pre-order)
SKU: 116211
Availability: InStock

Original price was: ₦13,000.00.Current price is: ₦11,500.00.

Pre-Order Ends on December 13th!!!

At forty, Makamba Ekong has everything she once swore she’d never live without—money, power, and the kind of fame that makes her impossible to ignore. From the crowded streets of Calabar to the glittering lights of Nollywood and Hollywood, she clawed her way up, fueled by two truths she carved into her bones: poverty is a curse, and sex is survival.

She is brilliant. She is ruthless. She is unforgettable.

And then she meets Seleem, a billionaire who doesn’t play by her rules. For the first time, Makamba feels the one thing she spent her whole life avoiding—love. But love speaks a language she doesn’t understand.

How does a woman who has always equated money with affection and lust with safety learn to accept something softer? Something she can’t buy, seduce, or control?

As old scandals resurface and her carefully built empire trembles, Makamba must confront the truth: Will she let love in—or will she lose the one thing her money can’t secure?

About the Author

Meet Cynthia ‘Tasha’ Osajibenedict, the multi-talented writer and media expert with a knack for turning life’s complexities into captivating stories. With a career spanning over ten years, Cynthia has firmly established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the media industry.

Cynthia is not just fascinated with people; she finds the hidden stories within everyday human interactions. Her books don’t just entertain; they provoke thought, offering readers a unique window into the vibrant yet challenging world of modern-day Nigeria.
She’s a passionate social activist, using her platform to amplify the voices of Nigerian women. Whether breaking down stereotypes or encouraging women to embrace their truth, Cynthia’s work challenges societal norms and inspires women to claim their rightful place in the world.

A fun fact about Cynthia? She was named one of the Ladies in Media’s Most Influential African Women in Media in 2021. She has been nominated as Best African Author for the LIMA Awards 2023, alongside many others.