The Masks We Wear, The Souls We Bare

Have you ever read a book that made you laugh out loud one minute with pleasure and reach for tissues the next? Welcome to a collection that dances between joy and heartache, where Abigael captures the pulse of Nigerian life through stories that reveal the truths we hide behind our everyday masks.

Here, you will meet a desperate student crashing a wedding for survival, a mother facing her adopted son's demons, and ambitious pastorpreneurs building empires on faith and showmanship. Through tales of marriage wahala (trouble) and unexpected redemption, these stories illuminate the gap between who we pretend to be and who we are at our core. A bedwetting schoolgirl finds an unlikely savior in her former tormentor. A picture-perfect bride watches her dreams shatter against illness. Each character steps off the page, sharing their pride and pain with striking honesty and sparkling humor.

Perfect for readers who love Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's keen eye for social dynamics and the humor and heart of Elnathan John. This collection captures the complexity and humor of modern African life while reminding us that behind every mask lies a soul yearning to be understood.