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Heartbreak of Africa: Unraveling truth through the Myth
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 29 2022
Pages: 42
Weight: 0.35
Height: 0.11 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Heartbreak Of Africa explores truth within myths. DC Few spins a riveting
fictional tale that first draws the reader's attention to ancient mythology and
religious history. Overall, the narrative considers Africa's past, its present and its
future in the role of mankind's evolution.
Two mystical characters, Madonna and Jahseed, due to their ancient celestial and
ancestral genes are pushed into a journey aimed at resolving mankind's longest
battle; that is, the conflict between good and evil. During their unusual courtship:
the good, bad and ugliness of human nature reveals itself. While Madonna longs
for her love in waiting to give into the powerful and undeniable attraction between
them, Jahseed is extremely hesitant to engage in a physical relationship with her.
Over time, the struggle between masculine and feminine forces move them along
on a path of increasing self awareness and commitment to God's will.
DC Few weaves some surprising twists and turns in this story that ultimately gives
tribute to the strength of women and men who, above all, place their faith in God.
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