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Norah Becoming

Norah Becoming

Njoku, Patrick Obi

Paperback

Series: My Mother's Wife, Book 2

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798623855480
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 15 2021
Pages: 268
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.61 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
She was not sure she was making any sense in what she was saying to him. Michael was kind and patient with her, trying not to interrupt while she exhausted what she had to say. He assured her he already understood and was satisfied with his findings of her. She felt relieved as she took a quick peek at his face searching for reassurance that Michael was for real. She smiled gratefully and even thanked him for saying that. Her heart was full of gratitude for the joy that has suddenly found itself in her life, this time a different kind of pleasure, the type she had never known existed. --Excerpt.My Mother's Wife was such a powerful story; it touched my heart and mind. The title was so intriguing that I had to investigate the story to see what it meant. This book had real-life characters with their own distinct personalities and problems. The dialogue was realistic and captured many of the nuances of Nigerian culture that were insightful and educational. The natural storytelling brought me into the life of so many characters and the Nigerian communities. Mary Grogan, Ontario, Canada

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