Description

Life in Niffu Town turns wolfish as poverty and ritual madness rise. Tesio and Gmasnoh, determined to gain Western education, defy tradition and vow celibacy until completing their studies. Winning scholarships, they journey from Liberia to America for medical degrees. When chaos erupts at JFK Airport, Tesio’s courage averts disaster, earning them U.S. citizenship and the American Dream. Yet, by marrying outside their culture, they anger the gods. Summoned home to atone through a traditional intermarriage, they face a grave choice — obey the divine command or defy it and risk death.

About Author

Frederick W. Sonpon holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of Liberia and is certified by the Australian Electoral Commission as an international facilitator in Building Resources in Democracy, Governance, and Elections (BRIDGE). Founder of Book World International (BWI), he promotes reading, comprehension, and new authorship in Liberia. A passionate writer, he has published Tribal Hatred Turned Civil War, While We Were Together, and Tragedies of Modernity, with over twenty additional manuscripts awaiting publication.