The Man I Collided Into

Perfect for readers who love slow burn billionaire romance, forced proximity, forbidden yearning, and a hero who falls first and falls hard. If you loved King of Envy by Ana Huang or A Forever Kind of Love by Adesuwa O'man Nwokedi, you'll fall for this one too.She wasn't looking where she was going. Neither was he. And that's how it started.Three months after the Rakim disaster, Nahima has one rule: no men, no distractions, no more trusting her own judgement when it comes to matters of the heart. She's got a bag to secure and a better version of herself to become, and neither of those things has room for a man in it.Then she collides into Odetona Olutosin. Literally.He's calm. He's composed. He's the kind of controlled that makes a woman nervous, because nobody is that put together unless they're hiding something. And Nahima has sworn off men who feel like a puzzle she's tempted to solve.The problem is that Lagos is a small city when it comes to Odetona. He's everywhere she turns, close enough that avoiding him stops being an option and starts feeling like a losing battle. Business meetings blur into something else. Professional distance keeps collapsing into something dangerously personal. And every time she tells herself this is strictly business, he looks at her like she's the exception to every rule he's ever made too.Nahima knows better than to fall for a man this flawless. She's been burned before, and she's not eager for round two. But some collisions aren't accidents. Some are the universe shoving two people together until they stop pretending they don't want to stay.What Readers Can Expect: Slow burn tension that builds meeting by meeting. A wounded heroine guarding her heart and her hustle. A billionaire hero hiding more than his composure lets on. Steamy chemistry balanced with genuine emotional depth. A contemporary African setting brought fully to life.