Dark War - Adekileyari Oshisumi - Libros -  - 9798664529531 - 13 de julio de 2020
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Dark War

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"A stranger's soul is like a dark forest" This true story validates that Russian proverb with cast-iron exactitude. Yankee is an immigrant from Ningana, one of the most blessed West African countries where the country's wealth don't have any impact on the citizens. Forced to emigrate from his home country to United Kingdom in search of greener pastures, he thought he had finally escaped the hardship, the insecurity, the uncertainties and the interpersonal maliciousness that characterised citizens' lives in his country. But little did he know that he had been marked for a revenge on an issue between him and someone he'd met casually decades before. During one of his job-search engagements around city of London, he came across Pat one day - an old foe of his. Pat recognised him but he couldn't recognise Pat again. However, the two became friends. Months after their relationship began, intrigues began. Pat wanted a payback. Another woman that had her own separate agenda with Yankee came in contact with Pat and, even though her original agenda was not malevolent, she recognised how helpful Pat's malevolent agenda would be to her own agenda and thus she agreed to a conspiracy with him. Complexity set in. Police was involved. Crime was involved. Yankee's family back home was involved. Would Yankee be able to survive all this and accomplish his mission in UK, or he would be forced to return to his home country unfulfilled? He definitely made a decision, and that decision was to change a lot of things about him forever.

Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 13 de julio de 2020
ISBN13 9798664529531
Páginas 818
Dimensiones 140 × 216 × 41 mm   ·   925 g
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