N.S. Igwe writes about love, lies, and the chaos in between. A therapist by day and writer by compulsion, she brings emotional depth, slow-burn tension, and psychological twists to every page. Being a therapist helps her weave in the complexity and duality of humanity—morally gray, emotionally reckless, occasionally toxic. (We’ve all got a bit of it in us.) Her stories feature women who hide, men who chase, and consequences that never stay buried. If you like your romance messy, magnetic, and just a little unhinged… welcome. Her debut novel, Identity, is a seductive blend of secrets, obsession, and survival—where no one is who they seem, and everyone’s lying about something.

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