Yoruba Demon: Tunde

by Camaa Pearl

Not all demons thrive on confusion; some play the game until it plays them.



Tunde, a tech mogul and one of the infamous Yoruba Demons Billionaires lives for adrenaline and control. He’s mastered the art of staying detached—until Dr. Kanyin (well almost a doctor) moves into his house... and dangerously close to his heart.

476 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 19, 2025

About the author

Camaa Pearl writes unforgettable, sizzling slow-burn romance for lovers of plot and steam. She is an international bestselling author and storyteller with a refreshingly unique style that borders between reality and fiction.

As a true ambivert, when she is not reading, writing, or creating content, she enjoys traveling, tasty meals, behavioral research and talking The Dream’s ear off. Find her on social media, @camaa_pearl

Pseudonym(s):
Margaret Adetimehin

Reviews

[Lawlah · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book took me on a beautiful ride. It was refreshing to read a story with a brilliant FMC who is currently doing her PhD.

The story follows Tunde and Kanyin, and it was such a joy to read. Tunde’s character was absolutely lovely. Kanyin was lovely too, although she definitely annoyed me at some point. Still, I appreciated how well her character was written. The way the author explored her PhD journey and thesis made it clear that a lot of research and effort went into portraying it accurately.

I loved the friendship between Tunde and his friends, the Yoruba Demon Billionaire Club had me smiling.

Now… foot worship? That was a first for me. This is easily the kinkiest book I’ve read from Camaa, and honestly from any Nigerian author.

“I like seeing you enjoy things. I think I’m enjoying spoiling you.”
This quote? I wished I was Kanyin.

Tunde and Kanyin were perfectly matched in their kink. And Tunde speaking dirty in Yoruba? Someone please fan me.

This is a 4.5-star read, and I recommend it with my full chest.

Thank you to Camaa for this beautiful ARC.

[Lola · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5⭐️

I loved Tunde’s book more than Femi’s. I think it’s because it felt more drama-free. Not completely drama-free, but Femi’s life was CHAOTIC in comparison.

I really liked Kanyin. I think I can always trust Camaa Pearl to write confident FMCs. That’s exactly what I enjoy reading. I loved that she doesn’t turn down opportunities. Why should she? She’s smart, self-assured, and very easy to root for.

And of course, I liked Tunde. In my head, he’s tall and very hot. I understood his struggles with family expectations, especially as the first child. However, I wish there was more depth when it came to his family and their dynamics. His life feels too layered for those relationships to be treated so lightly. TamTam’s story was the only one that really felt explored.

But, I already know the spice is going to be spice-ing as expected lol (even though, one particular scene made me shout “Ewww” 🤣) and I will never get over Kanyin’s sister mentioning that Tunde looks like his thrust can power Ajaokuta. It made me laugh so hard.

Overall, it was a good read and I genuinely loved the couple, and the angst wasn’t heavy or exhausting to read at all.

[GLORIA AKINTAYO · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book? Absolutely amazing! One thing about Author Camaa Pearl is that you don’t even have to read her books to know she’s delivered a masterpiece.

Tunde and Kanyin’s story isn’t just about healing, romance, and wealth, it also dives into what it means to be human, showing how life outside of love can overwhelm you and bring out sides of yourself you’re not always proud of. CP reminds us that love is sweet… but when money and healing joins the chat, love gets even sweeter.

Ladies and gentlemen, Tunde Famakin and his smart-ass, spicy girl are taking you on a jolly ride! Enjoy✨️

[Blessing Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is chef’s kiss, a really beautiful masterpiece from Camaa Pearl. I always trust her to deliver, but this book? Blew my mind away!!!

I was hooked from the very first chapter of this copy. The plot of this book was well written, the pacing was perfect, and the emotional depth was well felt. Everything about this book was very well detailed, I can’t even emphasize enough.

Kanyin is such a confident and brilliant FMC, she’s classy, smart, independent and gives off that soft baby girl energy, she’s everything I adore and love in a lead. Kanyin’s relationship with her sisters added such a warm touch, the true bond of sisterhood.

Tunde?? Ouuuuu…… this man is a lot, but in the best way ever. He’s wild, attentive, rich, caring and intelligent.

The spice? The chemistry? The intimacy? The romance? The tension? The fetish discovery? The fantasies exploration? The kinks? I was definitely not readyyy😩 but I loved every bit of it. Camaa Pearl did not hold back at all…. she was serving us hot and hot.

I loved the emotional depth in this book. Tunde’s struggles with family issues really hit home for me, especially as an older sibling who always carries the weight of everyone else. This book touched a lot of themes….. characters with flaws, layered hurts, family tension, friendship, trust and love.

If I had one issue, it was the way it ended too soon😩😂 I wanted more of their story.
This is honestly a 5⭐️ read for me, can’t lie. I highly recommend.

Thanks Camaa Pearl for the ARC copy❤️💞

[L. Leigh · Rating 5 out of 5]

Tunde is hiding a lot under those trousers on the cover. I really enjoyed the banter between him and Kanyi and the spice🔥🔥🔥
I loved Kanyi, no nonsense lady. sparky and self assured. Micheal. ... I am watching you.
well written MC's and I enjoyed seeing mention of other characters in Camaa's universe.

Tunde...Tunde how many times did I call you!!

[Sonia's Tales · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5⭐
I enjoyed Tunde and Kanyin's story so much that I'm already praying for my own Yoruba Demon.

FULL REVIEW COMING SOON.

[Abubakar Esther · Rating 5 out of 5]

Reading this book to me, was like boarding a flight for the first time; having an idea of what to expect but not knowing what will/can happen.
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‎The title of the book is a trap! I recommend you read to understand my statement. #lol# You'll ask yourself, where's the demon? Because I was just 'aww-ing'. Love is sweet sha...
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‎Tunde, a Yoruba Demon; is a love story with life issues; where every heart has a struggle, fighting for survival even as we want to allow ourselves 'freefall' into love.
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‎ The author knows her worth! I was able to read this book in a day; and I'm enchanted by it!
‎Love to see more of Tundes and Kanyins in our society.
‎Now, I want my own Yoruba Demon.
‎This was a worthwhile read!

[MOmo Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yoruba Demon Tunde was another cozy read that completely captivated me.

I really loved this book. I loved it so much, and I keep saying that because honestly, what else is there to say when a story makes you feel this way? I did not want their story to end. I wanted to keep reading. I wanted to stay with these characters longer.

The story follows Kanyin, a PhD student whose travel plans are disrupted by flight delays. Because of this, she ends up staying temporarily in a house recommended by a family friend. The idea is simple. She is only supposed to stay there because the owner of the apartment is not expected to be around. Except he is.

That owner is Tunde.

Their first meeting is shocking, awkward, tense, and uncomfortable in a way that immediately tells you something important. This connection is not going to be ordinary. Tunde walks into his home and finds a stranger living there. weapons are drawn. Questions are asked. Boundaries are challenged. The moment feels dangerous, but at the same time, it quietly hints at the intensity that is going to define their relationship.

What really stood out to me was how well the author brought the chemistry, passion, and emotional intensity between these two characters to life. Everything about them feels intense. They are intense about their work. They are intense about their ambitions. And they are veryyyyyyy intense about each other. The attraction feels consuming and obsessive in a way that made sense for who they are.

I will say this honestly. These two are freakyyyyyy. but not in an overdone way. it is in a deeply connected, emotionally charged way. And I actually felt like the author did not even go as deep as one might expect. That is not me complaining. It just made me feel like these characters need another book. one book focused on how they meet their families and build their relationship, another book, mainly smut that focuses on their passion and how they explore their different sexual fantasies. then a semi final book (lmaoooo) that’s focuses on their life when they get married. how Tunde realizes that he is a sub and Kanyin is his everlasting dom. my mind is going everywhere lmaooo but that is just how this story makes me feel. Their story in this book did not feel finished to me. I wanted more and maybe 🤔 we need a fanfic of these two.

One of the things I loved most about this book was how it explored life outside academic identity. Seeing Kanyin as a PhD student who still desires love, connection, passion, and a full emotional life felt affirming and beautiful. It reminded me that ambition does not cancel softness or romance. also, good girl no dey pay. i’m just saying. good girls should live a lot

Tunde’s journey also stayed with me. Through his relationship with Kanyin, he finds something deeper than romance. He finds a sense of family, belonging, and emotional grounding. Watching him build that sense of home and connection was meaningful and tender, and it added emotional weight to the story.

also, the way Tunde goes all the way for Kanyin IS SO BEAUTIFUL. Emotionally. Mentally. Without hesitation. He does not love halfway. He commits fully, and I loved that intensity so much.

This book moved me. I enjoyed it deeply. I am very glad I read it, and I genuinely believe Kanyin and Tunde deserve SEVERAL books. we need a 2.5 release loll

[Jasmine · Rating 5 out of 5]

I knew from the first time I met Tunde in Femi’s book that I was going to like him. This book is honestly one of the best books I’ve read this year, and I truly didn’t want it to end.
The story follows BabaTunde Famakainwa, a business mogul who is emotionally available for everything except love until a PhD student, Dr. Kanyinsola Alade, moves into his house. What begins as a hilarious and flirtatious encounter soon blossoms into something neither of them can control.

𝐓𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐞 is a character I will always love. A man with a tough exterior and a soft interior. He was dealing with so much making sure everyone and everything was okay while he himself was drowning. I honestly wished he was a bit more selfish with his family by putting himself first, because they kept taking from him without asking how he was feeling or doing. I was really glad he went for therapy.

𝐊𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐢𝐧 is one of the most intelligent characters I have ever come across. Her humour is top-notch, and I love how passionate she is about her career, her family, and the people she cares about. Her sisters were hilarious, and I enjoyed their conversations so much. Honestly, I would love to see more of them especially Moyinsola.

Now… that Michael ehn?? A proper gaslighter from the pit of hell. Because what?? You’ve been flirting with this babe for years and you didn’t know she liked you? You didn’t even care enough to tell her you had responsibilities? Jezz!!! Men will not only stain your white, they will sew it and use it to sew Agbada!!!
I also loved how Camaa Pearl did extensive research on their careers. Reading it felt like I was part of their projects and presentations. I especially appreciated how she broke everything down into the simplest form for people who are not into tech like me. It added more depth to the story, and I enjoyed every part of it.

Another thing I loved was how layered the themes were. The book centers around love after betrayal, family expectations and pressure, emotional vulnerability, self-worth, friendship, sisterhood, and breaking stereotypes. All these themes made the book very engaging, and once again, I didn’t want it to end.
These two are sapiosexual freaks who fell deeply in love with each other. Their fantasies and kinks??? Intense! This is my first time reading a book where the characters have kinks, and I genuinely enjoyed it. I thought I was going to cringe, but yooo! Their sexual, emotional, and physical attraction was irresistible. I was giggling and blushing the entire time.

Overall, this was a very well-written book. The plot was engaging and deliciously messy. Camaa Pearl clearly took her time writing this story. The characters? Chef’s kiss. Trust me, you will not want this book to end. It was a solid read for me, and I will definitely read it again.
I highly recommend ❤️

[Omolayo · Rating 4 out of 5]

📚 Book Review o��clock
Book Title: Yoruba Demon: Tunde by Camaa Pearl
Rating: 4.5🌟

Camaa Pearl does it again with another member of the Yoruba Demons Billionaire Club, this time centering on Tunde — a tech mogul whose life revolves around control, success, and emotional detachment. Tunde abides by Rule No 7 until almost Dr. Kanyin😂moves into his world and threatens to unravel everything he’s built.

I’ll start by saying Tunde is the kind of man you don’t fall for accidentally ooo, you fall knowing fully well it will most likely cost you peace of mind😤I like how Tunde was portrayed not only as the quintessential “Yoruba Demon - confident, charismatic, and used to having life on his terms but also as someone who would do anything for those he cares about including allowing them spend a few nights in jail😂😂

Kanyin on the other hand is a nutjob, beauty with brains and I mean that literally but always laughing at everything😂😂just like me😌I love how passionate she was about her career, maybe too passionate self. What starts as being two people being accidentally forced to exist in the same orbit shifts into something deeper, messy, and real.

I equally love how Tunde’s emotional journey was shown even though I wanted to see more of it. The way he moved from a stone cold billionaire to someone capable of eating road side Indomie with a woman is just beautiful to see, especially as Aunty Kanyin is playing ten-ten with the man feelings😂and ohhhhh Kanyin’s relationship with her sisters, it’s captivating and it’s something I highly recommend to young women.

This book doesn’t beg you to like Tunde. It lets you understand the man he is and I must say it was an irresistible read. I finished the entire book in one day and I love love it😍if you’re like me and you love romance with Nigerian flair and emotionally satisfying storylines, or a pure sapiosexual, you should check this one out. Kudos Ms Camaa, just when I think I’ve seen your best, you outdo yourself again and we’re here for it🥹

[Blessing Matthew Bitrus · Rating 4 out of 5]

Tunde is a tech mogul, a certified Yoruba Demon billionaire, and a man who thrives on control and adrenaline. Emotional connections are carefully avoided until Kanyin moves into his house and begins to dismantle everything he thought he had mastered, including his heart.
One thing that really stood out for me was Tunde’s thrill-seeking side. The author didn’t shy away from his kinks, yes, even a feet fetish 🫣 but it was written beautifully, showing that intimacy isn’t a one-size-fits-all experience. Everything felt personal, grounded in trust, vulnerability, and consent, which made the erotic elements feel meaningful rather than gratuitous.
What I loved most is that this book isn’t just sexual seduction and kinks. It’s intellectually stimulating, tech-savvy, and grounded in academic excellence. There’s real mental foreplay, stimulating conversations, and emotional connection; the attraction goes far beyond the physical.
And the conversations between Tunde and Kanyin? Absolute chef’s kiss 🤌🏽. Intellectually charged, intentional, and deeply engaging, their dialogue added depth to their connection. Every exchange felt earned, like foreplay for the mind.
The romance is slow-burning and emotionally charged. Watching Tunde’s walls crack gradually and seeing Kanyin remain grounded and self-assured made their chemistry feel real. The story balances spice and substance, delivering both tension and emotional payoff in a way that keeps you invested.

[Dolapo · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received this book as an e-ARC from Camaa Pearl and Indie Noir Pr and I must say I really really enjoyed reading it.

First of all,the chemistry between Kanyin and Tunde was off the roof.I was just oohhingggg,ahhinggg,wowwing and awwwingg throughout 🥹🥹🤭🤭.

The way the both of them compliments each other like two really brilliant and intellectually sound people coming together.
Tunde fell first and fell hard for her and it was obvious in the way he treated her.The conversations,the gifts and the talking through the sex…..hmmmmmm🤭🤭😭😭

Kanyin is such a smart babe like pursuing a PhD in Data(wow wow wow).Even though stealing his work kind of wasn’t nice at all.The least she could have done is to inform him about it but he forgave her and that’s good .My best part was when he pointed a gun at her😂😂.
We experienced a bit of Kanyin’s family but It would have been better if we also got to see more of Tunde’s family.I feel there’s really more to know about them especially his sister.
This is such a heartwarming book and I can’t wait for the next one by Camaa Pearl

[Eniola Praise Oladejo · Rating 5 out of 5]

I genuinely loved Yoruba Demon: Tunde. This book pulled me straight into the lives of a techie Tunde and a doctor kanyinsola, and I enjoyed every moment of it. The emotions felt real, the conversations were natural, and the depth with which both characters’ lives were described made the story come alive.
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‎What stood out to me most was how well the author explored their individual worlds their careers, family dynamics, siblings, and personal struggles. It wasn’t just about romance; it was about life, growth, and how two people navigate their own realities.
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‎The storytelling felt intimate and intentional. I could feel the emotions in their interactions, and I appreciated how layered the characters were. This book reminded me that love stories can be soft, deep, and meaningful without losing authenticity.
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‎Overall, Yoruba Demon: Tunde is a beautiful, engaging read, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys emotionally grounded romance with relatable characters.

[Drama Queen]

Guys.........This book is a must read especially if you are into kinky stuffs and Dare I mention that the chemistry is insane......like
I love the way kanyinsola was clear and determined about her goals and pls I do much love brilliant FMs
I love that Tunde was mature and pls I love the way he loves kanyin
This novel contained explicit sex scenes that added more spice to it which is one of the reasons why I love it

Pick up this book asap!!!

[Grace]

Tunde!!! This book is so top tier, couldn't drop it till I finished reading it. I love the chemistry between Tunde and Kanyin. It was such an interesting ride, I like the way the author took us through all the emotions and laughter because trust me you will enjoy reading about Kanyin smart mouth and her laughter.

[Rayo Reads · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you to Camaa Pearl and IndieNoir PR for the chance to read this e-ARC and provide my honest opinion.

Kanyin & Tunde ma pa mi nau 😩... I loved every single thing about this book!!!

Is it their meet cute (like, who wouldn't want to be threatened with a gun by a hot guy 😂🔥)? Is it the way Tunde fell first and harder? Is it the banter — no, o, not just any-how banter, o… intellectually stimulating banter... Olorun mi, ohh 😍🤭.

Another thing I loved was that it was drama-free, but the love was loud and evident! The way Tunde showed up and out for Kanyin, and I loved it for them! Now came the slip-up by Kanyin. Yes, it was a mistake, but the mistake was big and enough to hurt Tunde. But I love the way Tunde handled it. I kon even dey beg make Tunde forgive Kanyin — she’s just a girl 🤭.

When you read this book, be prepared to fall in love with Tunde, the tech billionaire mogul, hard and fast!! I can’t wait for the next book, Camaa Pearl!

[Victoria Oturo · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is my first time receiving an ARC of Camaa Pearl's books and omo, this book was not a disappointment! I was just mesmerized by Tunde and his lover boy nature all through. And Kanyin? Giving capable woman and her smartness is out of this world. All in all, I loved this book. But you see Obinna and Kemi's books? I have a feeling they'll top the rankings

[Rosemary Okafor · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series is so dear to my heart. And Tunde's story? Beautiful, well crafted. The balance between romance and individual demons and goals. I love the sincerity of the love story too. The characters are not forced into romance. It simply flows.

I recommend.

[Adeife Adeyemi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Reading about Tunde and Kayin felt like watching the right people fall in love. This book literally revived my book slump and I will always recommend it to others wanting to get out of a slump. There was no boring parts and even with all the tech lingo, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this!