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READY TO GET INTO AFRICAN FANTASY? START HERE! Want an immersive African fantasy that will drag you into a world of gods, goddesses, magic, and mayhem? A fierce FMC who can hold her own, a villain who is absolutely MAD, breathtaking plot twists, brutal fight scenes, and a romance that brings the heat? THIS BOOK HAS IT ALL! Step into a world where African mythology comes alive, magic is woven into the fabric of existence, the gods are anything but ordinary, and nobody is safe from the chaos. Expect intense magical realism, unforgettable characters, beautiful storytelling, shocking revelations, and enough madness to keep you turning the pages. And if fantasy has never really been your cup of tea? THIS MIGHT JUST BE THE BOOK THAT CONVERTS YOU! Easy to get into, impossible to put down, and intriguing enough to leave you hungry for more African fantasy when you turn the final page. Come for the magic. Stay for the madness. Fall in love with the story. YOUR NEXT AFRICAN FANTASY OBSESSION AWAITS! N/B this music and video belong to Kemi Amos It makes my want to pick up a weapon and go to battle 💃💃

8 days to the release of this beauty!!! Another day of getting it to your face so you can add it to your TBR will the trailer be enough to convince you? Will you read?

These too. I raised you Umendiego AKA Indigo in the Time and Ash Duology. And his pre-colonial counterpart, Ikedi in the Path of Blood and River

Nine days to this release of this amazing, exceptional Igbo mythologycal, Immersive fantasy. You are going to buy it You are going to read it And you are going to love it. Then you will review ittttt. (Blow powder) Muhahahahaa (evil laugh)

In Igbo folklore, there is a demigod named Ojadili, a flute player and god of war who went about conquering mortals and spirits alike. He brought kingdoms to their knees and, it is said, even erased gods from existence, until he was ultimately destroyed by his own pride. Much has been said and written about the major deities in Igbo cosmology: Amadioha, Enu, Ani, Anyanwụ, Ogwugwu, Idemili, and many others. Yet, there seems to be little or nothing written about this half-god, half-mortal. The circumstances surrounding his birth remain largely unexplored. Which god fathered him through which mortal? What shaped his rage? What were the stories behind his conquests, and what was the power of his flute? I was drawn to these questions, to the gaps in his story, and to the possibilities they held. I also chose to set this story in the ancient kingdom of Nri, a place that has always fascinated me. Nri's history, its reputation as the cradle of Igbo spiritual authority, its precolonial civilisation, its priest-kings, and its historical relationship with the Igala all offered a rich setting for the story I wanted to tell. Then came the idea of bringing two myths together: the story of Ojadili and that of Ezeagu, the man said to transform into a leopard by night. I began to wonder what the life of such a man might look like in the ancient kingdom of Nri, and what could happen when these two mythologies collided. To be clear, neither of these myths originated in Nri. I have simply chosen to set my story within its ancient world, drawing on its history and spiritual traditions to create a fictional narrative. And while you wait for this book, the first in the series is coming on October 16th, published by @masobebooks The Path of Blood and River tells the story of another deity in Igbo cosmology: Idemili, the goddess of the Idemili people of Anambra State, the great mother python of the rivers. You may want to grab that one first. 😉

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Igbo mythology? Hell yeah! This story will be one of the Unforgettable ones you will read. 16th October is already here. But preorder now from @masobebooks app, to get yours first. Can't wait!!!