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Novels-In-Progress

This is my list of works-in-progress for my self publishing. Some are in various stages or just floating in my head or scraps of paper. Once they are done, I’ll just add a strikeout.  Note, I'm not a full time writer so it will take some time.

Definite novels-in-progress as in rough drafts have been completed.

  • Thomas brother #1  Sweet Desire Published April 2024
  • Thomas brother #2  
  • WAGS #1 

    Possible projects  - these are rough ideas and outlines Not sure but will see how it goes.

    • Best Friends trio #1 target completion date - TBC
    • Best Friends trio #2
    • Best Friends trio #3
    • Thomas brother #3
    • WAGS #2
    • WAGS #3
    • Paranormal romance target completion date - TBC

    Completed Books


    Sweet Desire


     Pippa Miller had a great life— a loving family, supportive best friends, and a thriving career— until an explosive family drama sends her on a downward spiral. Suddenly she is forced to make major changes, but life keeps throwing obstacles in her way including getting fired, falling for a rich and fine-looking CEO out of her league and getting stranded in a foreign country even if it’s London, England, a place on her bucket list. 

    She finds herself on a crazy journey that includes facing her troubled past, a second chance at love and self-healing. But can she face her deepest fears including fertility issues and take a chance at love and a new life direction? More importantly, can Pippa be brave and accept who she is rather than who she wants to be or risk losing everything she loves?


    Sweet Desire is a black love story about healing, second chances and the importance of family and friends in troubled times. 


    Note: This story contains explicit sexual content, profanity, real life situations and mature themes that may be sensitive to some readers.

    Available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. 


    Business Only

    Business Only - published 3rd November 2018

    Another Chance - This was published in August 18.

    Another Chance by Wuraola


    Available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited.

    Amazon US:  http://a.co/8Imgwnr

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