Crops of Barren Land Novel

Salamat couldn't endure the bitter side of life when Abdulrazaq lost his job, and she became extremely difficult to live with. Their relationship psychologically affected their children, as they couldn't grasp the concept of love after witnessing their home fell apart, despite their sweet and passionate beginning. Abdulrazaq tried his best to keep his family together, but his wife portrayed him as a failure to his children. And he lost his authority over them except their last born Ibrahim, despite very young understood their father's struggle, although he died in the middle of the chaos, his life was worthwhile. Abdulrazaq ex-fiance Khadijat, who was brokenhearted after he left her for Salamat a month to their wedding, came to their family's rescue and offered him a job. But Salamat pride got in the way and she wouldn't accept aid from her old rival. She deluded her daughter Aisha, the central character; a compassionate and selfless girl by nature into believing wealth was the major source of happiness in a marriage. Her influence made Aisha refused to acknowledge her deep rooted love for Abdullah because he was poor, and got herself in a tumultuous relationship with Gbenga the son of a wealthy man. After a narrow escape from Gbenga who almost claimed her life, she became the second wife of a business mogul, and the world was at her feet. But she soon realised not all that glitters is gold when things fell apart.