Jaws of Evil

Jaws of Evil is a fiction novel that depicts a journey of a heroine and gallant fighter, Brielle, who navigates a treacherous journey to reject and question an oppressive and repressive system led by a partriarchal woman, hell bent to promote and propagate the failure of other women and disenfranchisement of minorities. Zodwa, a mother in law to Brielle, ensures that her daughter in law suffers the same injustices the male dominated society has been subjecting women to right across the world, such as woman abuse, exploitation, inequality and gender based violence. Brielle is denied the right to education, the right to choose her spouse, and the right to lead her tribe simply because she is a woman. Following the death of her husband, Adam, who was an heir to the throne of the Vuvuzela tribe, the royal house, through the evil actions of Zodwa, plans to have Brielle inherited by one of the lustful uncles who form part of the royal house’s inner circle in a bid to deny her, her rightful position to lead the tribe. Will she get her due rights?

Mmoloki Moreo was born and raised in Serowe, Botswana. He attended both primary and secondary school in Serowe. He is a graduate of the University of Botswana. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in humanities which he completed in 1997 and a post graduate diploma in education certificate which he obtained in 1998. In 1999, he started his career in education when he taught English language in a number of secondary schools in Botswana. As an undergraduate he majored in English language and theology. The author taught for thirteen years before he was promoted to the post of school head in 2011. On his twenty-first-year journey as a teacher, he took to writing English language fiction that portrayed and mirrored topical issues and narratives occupying the centre-stage in his society and the world as a whole to reach a wider global audience. Jaws of Evil is his maiden novel. The author is a married man and father of four children namely, Ame, Letty, Arafat and Brielle.