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  African American

  Hero of the Struggle ebook

  Rated 2.71 out of 5

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  The ruling Kritarchy of Judges has jailed Jacob Zuma without trial. This has resulted in a massacre more deadly than Marikana. Only Judge Piet Koen can now stay the blood tears of Themis, the Greek Goddess of justice. Can Will Powers succeed against the twisted South African press and newspaper and his own bribe-grubbing father to advocate fr justice?

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  African Book

  Behind The Moon

  Rated 2.67 out of 5

  ₦700.0 Add to cart

  Left to fend for herself from a tender age, Tara moved to Park Street, a dirty-dark secret town where she met Ahmed, a misogynistic playboy with a doleful past.
  With time, they develop a trusting relationship which, in turn, builds Tara’s confidence.
  Behind The Moon is a slice of a bittersweet tale of survival, loss, love and moving on.

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  African Book

  Behind The Moon

  Rated 2.19 out of 5

  ₦2,000.0 Add to cart

  Left to fend for herself from a tender age, Tara moved to Park Street, a dirty-dark secret town where she met Ahmed, a misogynistic playboy with a doleful past.
  With time, they develop a trusting relationship which, in turn, builds Tara’s confidence.
  Behind The Moon is a slice of bittersweet tale of survival, loss, love and moving on.

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  African American

  UnDeserved-ebook

  Rated 2.86 out of 5

  ₦1,000.0 Add to cart

  What better motivator than jealousy?

  Emeka and Ikechukwu: Inseparable friends
  Life goal: Get dream jobs and be rich.
  Ikechukwu’s motive: ability take to care of his widowed mother and his two siblings.
  Emeka’s motive: To be the god of his clan
  Means to achieve their dreams (Emeka and Ikechukwu): Nestle Company.

  Envy, competition, backbiting, and hatred take center stage as both friends struggle through life, on the journey of finding themselves and attaining the best heights they could.

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  African American

  UnDeserved-paperback

  Rated 2.94 out of 5

  ₦3,000.0 Add to cart

  What better motivator than jealousy?

  Emeka and Ikechukwu: Inseparable friends
  Life goal: Get dream jobs and be rich.
  Ikechukwu’s motive: ability take to care of his widowed mother and his two siblings.
  Emeka’s motive: To be the god of his clan
  Means to achieve their dreams (Emeka and Ikechukwu): Nestle Company.

  Envy, competition, backbiting, and hatred take center stage as both friends struggle through life, on the journey of finding themselves and attaining the best heights they could.