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A Bride For The Prince: A Forbidden Romance
A Forbidden Romance (A Nigerian love story)
One Year. One Challenge. Two Hearts.
****
Gabriel Chinedu Oyi, A.K.A. Prince Chinedu, is given an ultimatum by the king - get a bride within one year or marry whoever his father chooses. So when he takes on the position of a Religious Studies and Math teacher at Augustine Academy, and begins a relationship with Anita, he soon realizes that love can come in the most unlikely places.
Ifunanya Daniels, an orphan raised by her aunt and her aunt's husband, cares mostly about three things - her studies, her friends, and her family. She has clear goals for her life - pass her A'Levels with flying colors and get a scholarship admission to a school in the UK. But when she accepts a challenge by her friends to seduce the Religious Studies and Math teacher, her life sets out for a course that neither of them saw coming.
PLEASE NOTE - This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to people or places is purely coincidental.
To start reading, scroll up and get your copy of this forbidden Nigerian love story!
One Year. One Challenge. Two Hearts.
****
Gabriel Chinedu Oyi, A.K.A. Prince Chinedu, is given an ultimatum by the king - get a bride within one year or marry whoever his father chooses. So when he takes on the position of a Religious Studies and Math teacher at Augustine Academy, and begins a relationship with Anita, he soon realizes that love can come in the most unlikely places.
Ifunanya Daniels, an orphan raised by her aunt and her aunt's husband, cares mostly about three things - her studies, her friends, and her family. She has clear goals for her life - pass her A'Levels with flying colors and get a scholarship admission to a school in the UK. But when she accepts a challenge by her friends to seduce the Religious Studies and Math teacher, her life sets out for a course that neither of them saw coming.
PLEASE NOTE - This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to people or places is purely coincidental.
To start reading, scroll up and get your copy of this forbidden Nigerian love story!
364 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 31, 2024
About the author
Priscilla Savage
10 books6 followersPriscilla is a writer at heart; and Romance fiction tops the list of things she enjoys writing. She is passionate about writing stories that transport readers to a world of forbidden romance filled with emotion and depth. Priscilla currently resides in Georgia, US, with her husband, where they enjoy communicating with people, traveling, and building their business together - just to mention a few. You can find more about her/her works by visiting authorpridotwixsitedotcomforwardslashpriwrites
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July 15, 2026
I wanted to give this book 3.5 stars, but I can’t lie… it earned its 4-star rating.
The author’s writing isn’t anything particularly groundbreaking. In fact, I’d describe it as very very simple. But somehow, I was completely immersed in the story, and that’s what mattered most.
I also can’t believe I’ve reached the point where I can enjoy almost any kind of forbidden romance. There used to be certain ones I absolutely couldn’t stand. Thank God it’s fiction LOL
I genuinely liked the characters. I think both main characters were well written. Ifunanya felt like a realistic 18-year-old, and Gabriel’s maturity came through naturally. I was a little disappointed that he let Anita manipulate him like that considering how smart he was, but I was satisfied with how everything turned out in the end.
The author lost me a bit with the direction the ending took, but as long as Ifunanya wasn’t humiliated in any way, I’m not complaining. I also loved both sets of parents and their friends. They were mature and, most importantly, NOT jealous and toxic.
Overall, another beautiful Nigerian book has found a place on my shelf. A book by an author I’d never even heard of, with zero spice? Hell yeah.
The author’s writing isn’t anything particularly groundbreaking. In fact, I’d describe it as very very simple. But somehow, I was completely immersed in the story, and that’s what mattered most.
I also can’t believe I’ve reached the point where I can enjoy almost any kind of forbidden romance. There used to be certain ones I absolutely couldn’t stand. Thank God it’s fiction LOL
I genuinely liked the characters. I think both main characters were well written. Ifunanya felt like a realistic 18-year-old, and Gabriel’s maturity came through naturally. I was a little disappointed that he let Anita manipulate him like that considering how smart he was, but I was satisfied with how everything turned out in the end.
The author lost me a bit with the direction the ending took, but as long as Ifunanya wasn’t humiliated in any way, I’m not complaining. I also loved both sets of parents and their friends. They were mature and, most importantly, NOT jealous and toxic.
Overall, another beautiful Nigerian book has found a place on my shelf. A book by an author I’d never even heard of, with zero spice? Hell yeah.
July 15, 2026
UGHHHHHH OMGGGGG THIS BOOKKKKK!!!
I locked tf in when he sucked the blood off her fingers after she pricked herself. So hot. That's when I knew I wasn't putting this book down.
The story was so progressive and nice af. I loved that it was straight to the point with no unnecessary dragging. I usually don't like books written in second or third person, but I genuinely enjoyed this one.
And to think I've never even heard of this author before? Safe to say I'll be stalking their backlist immediately.
The ending did feel a bit rushed, though, and I really wish Anita got what she deserved. She got off way too easy for my liking.
I locked tf in when he sucked the blood off her fingers after she pricked herself. So hot. That's when I knew I wasn't putting this book down.
The story was so progressive and nice af. I loved that it was straight to the point with no unnecessary dragging. I usually don't like books written in second or third person, but I genuinely enjoyed this one.
And to think I've never even heard of this author before? Safe to say I'll be stalking their backlist immediately.
The ending did feel a bit rushed, though, and I really wish Anita got what she deserved. She got off way too easy for my liking.
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