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Everything Will Be Okay

Puseletso Tsotetsi

ISBN:

9780795711510

Epub ISBN:

9780795711527

Uitgewer:

Kwela

Datum Vrygestel:

September 2026

Prys (incl. VAT):

R 260,00

Formaat:

Sagteband, 256pp


Oor hierdie boek:

Set in Johannesburg, this story follows Katlego, a young creative entrepreneur who runs a small digital marketing agency while navigating being back home to take care of her mother who’s battling cancer. When her laptop breaks unexpectedly, she walks into Incredible Connector hoping for a quick repair and meets the store manager, Mr Zulu. Their attraction is instant and intense. Later she discovers he is not just a manager, but a wealthy businessman who owns multiple branches in South Africa and comes from a prominent royal Zulu family in KwaZulu-Natal.

During this time Katlego is in an unhealthy long-term relationship. In a moment of vulnerability, she and Mr Zulu spend the night together and she falls pregnant. When she tells him, he pulls away and denies the pregnancy because he believes she is trying to trap him for his wealth, something he has experienced many times before. Katlego decides not to chase him. She chooses to focus on her faith, being strong for her mother, ending the long-term relationship and building her business while preparing for single motherhood.

In time, maturity and accountability force both Katlego and Mr Zulu to confront their own fears and truths. They eventually find their way back to each other and begin rebuilding a genuine relationship built on honesty and growth. When his family learns about the baby, they insist he formalises the relationship, as royal heirs cannot be born outside of marriage. Katlego is accepted by the family and slowly begins to experience support and partnership she never thought she would receive.

Katlego’s mother eventually recovers after a life-saving surgery and Katlego’s world starts to stabilise again. The story ends with Katlego and Mr Zulu choosing to commit to their future and get married. This is a uniquely South African love story rooted in faith, identity, royalty, womanhood, forgiveness, emotional resilience and the beautiful mess that is real life.