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Contemporary Romance • All ages
The Price of Loving You
GenreContemporary Romance, Romance, Family Saga
Release Date5 September 2026
LanguageEnglish
₦5,178
Blurb
She refused to hand him her portfolio. She never expected to hand him her heart.
Amara Chukwu has spent her whole life doing the arithmetic of survival — rent, her brother's school fees, her mother's dialysis — and refusing to owe anyone anything. So when Kingsley Adeyemi, heir to the construction empire that built half of Lagos's skyline, offers to carry her portfolio up an elevator, she says no. Some men only carry your work to feel generous for an afternoon.
But Kingsley remembers her name before he remembers the woman his family expects him to marry.
As Amara rises through Adeyemi Holdings on merit alone, she and Kingsley fall into something neither of them can afford — not with his mother pushing a merger disguised as a marriage, not with a buried company secret that connects his father to the ruin of her own family years ago, and not with her mother's failing health forcing Amara to ask the one man she swore she'd never depend on for help.
The truth will cost the Adeyemis a merger, a fortune's comfortable illusions, and a mother's faith in the husband she buried. It will cost Amara the last of her careful, hard-won pride. But some debts, once finally paid in full, don't leave you poorer.
They leave you free.
A story of pride, buried truths, and a love expensive enough to be real.
Amara Chukwu has spent her whole life doing the arithmetic of survival — rent, her brother's school fees, her mother's dialysis — and refusing to owe anyone anything. So when Kingsley Adeyemi, heir to the construction empire that built half of Lagos's skyline, offers to carry her portfolio up an elevator, she says no. Some men only carry your work to feel generous for an afternoon.
But Kingsley remembers her name before he remembers the woman his family expects him to marry.
As Amara rises through Adeyemi Holdings on merit alone, she and Kingsley fall into something neither of them can afford — not with his mother pushing a merger disguised as a marriage, not with a buried company secret that connects his father to the ruin of her own family years ago, and not with her mother's failing health forcing Amara to ask the one man she swore she'd never depend on for help.
The truth will cost the Adeyemis a merger, a fortune's comfortable illusions, and a mother's faith in the husband she buried. It will cost Amara the last of her careful, hard-won pride. But some debts, once finally paid in full, don't leave you poorer.
They leave you free.
A story of pride, buried truths, and a love expensive enough to be real.