SOON TO BE A MAJOR BBC TV SERIES

WINNER OF THE COMEDY WOMEN IN PRINT NEWCOMER AWARD

LONGLISTED FOR THE GOLDSBORO BOOKS GLASS BELL and the DIVERSE BOOK AWARDS

’"WAHALA" means trouble and there’s plenty of it’ GUARDIAN

’Full of food, humour and pitch-perfect observation’ STYLIST

’All the ride-or-die realness of female friendship’ RED MAGAZINE

Three friends.

Three ’perfect’ lives (or so they pretend).

Here comes Trouble

Ronke wants Happily Ever After and 2.2. kids. She’s dating Kayode and wants him to be ’the one’. Her friends think he’s just another in a long line of dodgy Nigerian boyfriends.

Boo has just what Ronke wants - a kind husband, a gorgeous child. But she’s frustrated, unfulfilled, and desperate to remember who she used to be.

Simi is the golden one with the perfect lifestyle and a career. No one knows she’s crippled by impostor syndrome and tempted to pack it all in each time her boss mentions her ’urban vibe.’ Her husband thinks they’re trying for a baby. She’s not.

When the high-flying, charismatic Isobel explodes into the group, she seems to bring out the best in each woman. But the more Isobel intervenes, the more chaos she sows, until Ronke, Simi, and Boo’s lifelong friendship begins to crack. How close to the edge will she push them?

NIKKI MAY

Born in Bristol and raised in Lagos, Nikki May is Anglo-Nigerian. Her critically acclaimed debut novel WAHALA won the Comedy Women In Print New Voice Prize, was longlisted for the Goldsboro Glass Bell Award and the Diverse Books Award, and is being turned into a major BBC TV drama series.