Books 

Lilith:

Lilith, Low Kay Hwa’s seventh book, is a story about a HIV-positive woman who feels that the world is unfair. With that mindset, she seduces men regularly to spread the virus. A refreshing story that touches on issues which are taboo in Singapore, be disturbed by this provocative novel!

To Forget You:

To Forget You, Low Kay Hwa's highly anticipated  novel, is a love story that everyone can relate to. A refreshing writing style coupled with a bittersweet love story that lasts for almost eighteen years, die-hard Low Kay Hwa fans will not want to miss this tearjerker!

A Photogenic Life:

A Photogenic Life, Low Kay Hwa's fifth book, touches on a dark and disturbing human trait: Why are we always trying to impress everyone around us? A complex story about single teenage mother who is struggling to face her soiled past, be prepared to dive into a world of deceit in this refreshing novel! 

Journey:

Journey is Low Kay Hwa’s forth book. It tells a story about a simple relationship between a daughter and her mother. Now in its third print, take flight reading one of the most touching stories with a local touch!
 

You Are Here:

You Are Here, Low Kay Hwa’s third novel, is a love story about a girl who “shrinks” younger in mindset instead of growing older. The book was sold out within six months on its first print and the second print sold out in less than a year. Be prepared to shed tears as you read the touching book.

 


I Believe You:

I Believe You is Low Kay Hwa's second book. The story focuses on two Junior College students' love story. The book has received a lot of good feedback for its originality and touching storyline. The first three prints were sold out within eighteen months, and is in its sixth print run, an amazing achievement for a local novel!

Destiny's Cries:

Destiny's Cries is Low Kay Hwa's debut book. Published in 2004, it did not sell well. However, upon the publication of I Believe You, Destiny's Cries was sold out within six months. It was finally reprinted in 2008, after a number of readers requested for it and Low Kay Hwa finally giving permission for the reprint.