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'Home' is a mosaic of beautifully told stories that shows how God can mend broken lives, correct mistakes and transform messed up lives.
Nenrot has dreams; she has plans and ambitions that marriage is dragging back. Her husband, Uforo, just wants to be married to the love of his life. He would do anything, including bending back over to see their marriage work. Can these two make their marriage work?
How can they marry their plans and ambitions together to make their marriage a success?
Can marriage be truly enjoyable? Can two people make their marriage work despite their separate plans, dreams and ambitions?
Home is the book to read for you to find out all these and more on marriage.
Nenrot has dreams; she has plans and ambitions that marriage is dragging back. Her husband, Uforo, just wants to be married to the love of his life. He would do anything, including bending back over to see their marriage work. Can these two make their marriage work?
How can they marry their plans and ambitions together to make their marriage a success?
Can marriage be truly enjoyable? Can two people make their marriage work despite their separate plans, dreams and ambitions?
Home is the book to read for you to find out all these and more on marriage.
297 pages, Hardcover
Published April 8, 2022
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February 21, 2025
Some books entertain, some books inspire—but Home does both effortlessly.
Home follows Nenrot, a woman torn between her grand ambition and her marriage to Uforo, who simply wanted to love and be loved in return. But how does that happen when Nenrot walks out just three months into their marriage? As they navigate their struggles—faith, love, and personal sacrifice—I found myself glued to the pages, wanting to know the why and how. I wasn’t disappointed.
Nenrot felt so real—flawed yet relatable. She’d probably be a "soft life" Instagram babe in real life. And Uforo? Sigh. His devotion was heartwarming. I fell for him easily. I mean, “Home is where you are, Nen.” Felt that one in my toes.
The author did a fantastic job with the pacing. The story was smooth, heartfelt, and full of wisdom. Every chapter had a line that made me pause and reflect. I also loved how the backstories and side characters didn’t overshadow the main ones—they were well interwoven without taking the spotlight. My only small wish? I would have loved to see more of Jumai’s son, as he seemed to fade into the background too soon. But overall, the story flowed beautifully.
If you enjoy books that make you think about love, faith, and purpose, this one is for you!
And a small warning—be prepared for moments where you’ll find yourself talking to the characters like they’re real.
Home follows Nenrot, a woman torn between her grand ambition and her marriage to Uforo, who simply wanted to love and be loved in return. But how does that happen when Nenrot walks out just three months into their marriage? As they navigate their struggles—faith, love, and personal sacrifice—I found myself glued to the pages, wanting to know the why and how. I wasn’t disappointed.
Nenrot felt so real—flawed yet relatable. She’d probably be a "soft life" Instagram babe in real life. And Uforo? Sigh. His devotion was heartwarming. I fell for him easily. I mean, “Home is where you are, Nen.” Felt that one in my toes.
The author did a fantastic job with the pacing. The story was smooth, heartfelt, and full of wisdom. Every chapter had a line that made me pause and reflect. I also loved how the backstories and side characters didn’t overshadow the main ones—they were well interwoven without taking the spotlight. My only small wish? I would have loved to see more of Jumai’s son, as he seemed to fade into the background too soon. But overall, the story flowed beautifully.
If you enjoy books that make you think about love, faith, and purpose, this one is for you!
And a small warning—be prepared for moments where you’ll find yourself talking to the characters like they’re real.
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