By: Dola Amodu
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Dola Amodu was a nurse practitioner for over four decades, a profession she now misses so much. After retirement and not wanting to let her brain go to sleep, she went to study English and afterwards attended a writing college as a distance learning student. She was inspired to write after becoming a grandmother and she had to read books to her grandchildren. ‘If they would want to listen to what others write, why can’t I write for them to read?’ She asked herself. That was the beginning of the journey to Destiny, her first novel.
The book is interesting, educative, informative and historic, especially culturally wise. It is worth reading.
Fabunmi's triumph over Shango is a powerful allegory for overcoming internal and external struggles. The author's use of Yoruba mythology adds depth and richness to the narrative.
Fabunmi's epic battle against Shango is a testament to courage and determination. This story masterfully weaves Yoruba mythology into a compelling narrative that explores themes of fear, strength, and liberation.
Fabunmi's bravery in the face of supernatural forces is awe-inspiring. The narrative is engaging, and the themes of resilience and triumph are well-explored. A compelling story that resonates long after the final page.
This story is a thrilling adventure that explores the complexities of courage and fear. Fabunmi's character development is exceptional, making his ultimate victory all the more satisfying.
A must read! Sets you back to African tales.
It’s just so great when you find one of those books that completely drags you in, this is one of those books for me.
Destiny!Destiny! I got the chills so many times throughout the book. Destiny managed to surpass my high expectations and be nothing at all like I expected. This book is rich in African culture.
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