Raised in a strict and religious household, Nadia obeys her father's numerous rules, except when it comes to love. The passion Anthony kindled in her on his visit to Nigeria made her yearn for more. Her determination and fierce ambition eventually lead her to the United States, where her hopes of reconnecting with her teenage crush only pull her down a path of pain, and then another chance at love. When tragedy strikes, Nadia strives to believe-against all odds-that there's something for her in life. A strange twist of events soon has her fighting to forgive those who wronged her, saving Anthony from a terrible fate, or remaining impenetrable and forgoing the love and happiness she desires. The Size of Love is a powerful, emotionally resonant story that follows Nadia as she navigates the complex terrain of love, heartbreak, and healing. Set against the backdrop of the USA and Nigeria, this compelling narrative weaves together themes of vulnerability, resilience, and the quiet power of self-reclamation. With lyrical prose and unforgettable characters, Moriamo invites readers into an intimate journey where love is not just an emotion but a measure of truth, trust, and transformation. The Size of Love is a beautifully layered novel about the quiet power of choosing yourself--again and again. After the unraveling of a relationship she thought would last forever, Nadia finds herself at the crossroads of heartbreak and healing. As she sifts through the wreckage of her past and the truths she's long avoided, she must confront what it truly means to love: not just others, but herself. Set against the rhythm of everyday life, this emotionally charged story explores the tender moments that shape us, the betrayals that break us, and the unexpected grace found in beginning again. With lyrical prose and piercing insight, Moriamo crafts an intimate and expansive story that lingers long after the final page. For anyone who has ever questioned their worth, doubted their voice, or held onto love too tightly, The Size of Love is a powerful reminder that sometimes the most courageous act is letting go. Moriamo Kelani, a passionate writer and criminal justice advocate, writes from a rich background of love, resilience, and the complexities of human nature. With a diploma in Journalism from the Times Journalism Institute and another from the Writing School of England, she combines her extensive background in psychology with her passion for storytelling from a deep understanding of the human mind and the role love plays in people's lives. She holds an undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Houston-Clear Lake and a graduate degree in human behavior from Capella University. That knowledge is the backbone of her contemporary romance stories. Also, she is the author of No Second Best (2003) and Chasing Fate (2021). Moriamo enjoys spending time with family, cooking, meditating, reading, and discovering new music, all of which continue to inspire her work

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