My Sister’s Spirit Husband

Yinyin, fresh from spiritual training on the mountain, enters her sister’s wealthy Abuja home and senses a dark, hidden threat behind the perfect marriage. As family secrets, spiritual burdens, and questions of true motherhood unravel, Yinyin risks everything to protect her blood—because in this house, love and loyalty are not what they seem.

On the eve of her wedding, Chika’s beloved bamboo spirit, Ozioma, takes her body and life—leaving Chika’s soul to watch helplessly as Ozioma seduces her family and husband. No one sees the truth except maybe Timi, the cold husband everyone fears, who begins to test his new bride with deadly secrets only the real Chika would know. As Ozioma tries to claim her place, Chika’s spirit swears vengeance, praying that love or blood will reveal the imposter before she’s erased forever.

Idowu faces a deadly tradition after his brother's mysterious death, but when he’s forced to marry his sister-in-law, dark secrets and spirits begin to surface. As reality blurs with the supernatural, Idowu must choose between obeying family, surviving deadly rituals, or trusting a woman who claims not to be human. If he fails, not just his life but the fate of his entire village hangs in the balance.

Sule, a struggling cattle herder, is forced by a mysterious system to rescue Shi Nnaemeka—the most feared and wounded spirit in the land. Torn between gratitude, fear, and forbidden love, Sule must hide the spirit in disguise while powerful enemies hunt them for a bounty. With every step, Sule risks his life, reputation, and the only love he’s ever known, as betrayal and secrets threaten to destroy them both.

Ifunanya was forced to marry Obinna after her own sister, Chisom, abandoned him at the altar—only to live three years as a ghost in her own home, watching Obinna pine for Chisom. After a bitter divorce and years of gossip and shame, Ifunanya finds love with Jide, the one man Obinna can’t control. But when family secrets and old wounds resurface at her sister’s wedding, Ifunanya must decide: will she finally fight for her own happiness, even if it means breaking every taboo in the family?

When her father-in-law storms the bathroom at midnight, my sister’s scream tears through my heart and the darkness. In a house where evil hides behind tradition, betrayal and shame are weapons, and even her own husband turns cold. Tonight, blood will answer for blood—because I will fight until my sister is free, or I die trying.

Kaiye, forced to become her madam’s night substitute in a powerful chief’s house, is trapped between loyalty, betrayal, and taboo tradition. When her own blood sister Halima’s future is threatened, Kaiye risks everything by volunteering for a dangerous spirit marriage that will mark her as a widow for life. Now, with love, survival, and family at stake, she must outsmart the powerful and save her only sister—or be lost to the grave forever.

When hunger drives a feared spirit-cat into the Okafor family's desperate ritual, he’s bound to protect a dying girl whose soul is being stolen by ancient forces. As secrets unravel, every move pits him against dark magic, betrayal, and the threat of losing the only family he’s ever known. If he fails, the Okafors will lose more than a child—an entire legacy hangs in the balance.

Every night, a grieving girl brings food to a grave, begging a spirit she believes is her lost mother. Bound by pain and powerless to help, the spirit watches her struggle—until the girl's desperate plea shatters the boundary between the living and the dead. When the truth of her mother's fate is revealed, a sacrifice is made that will shake the ancestors and rewrite destinies.

When poverty nearly drowns her family, the narrator’s brave sister is forced into a terrifying spirit marriage with a mystical snake. As snakes multiply and the family’s fortune changes, dark secrets and desperate bargains threaten to tear them apart. Can loyalty and love survive when survival itself demands the ultimate sacrifice?

After burying my papa, he sits up from the grave, hungry for food and trouble. Instead of peace, his wild spirit drags me from village to town, then sells me to a stranger—just like he sold my sister. Now, I must serve a harsh old teacher, hiding my dream to learn, while the truth about my real papa haunts me like midnight masquerade.

Half-blind Ifedike survives Lagos by solving spiritual problems for the desperate, but when Halima—a beautiful young woman tormented by terrifying dreams and unexplained sickness—arrives at his bamboo stand, he senses a darkness bigger than any he’s faced. In her cramped, haunted room, a stray dog with mismatched eyes guards a deadly secret: every night, a spirit husband possesses it to claim Halima’s soul. Tonight, Ifedike must risk his life and unleash forbidden powers, or Halima will become a bride in the spirit world before morning.