Firi Kamson

Ere's Secret & 223 Bonny Street Anthology (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

ERE'S SECRET
I have a secret. In three days, I'll be turning forty, and I'm in love for the first time. Decades ago, I sacrificed my life for the good of my family. But tragedy struck too close to home, reminding me of the brevity of life. Now, I have a choice to make: continue living in the shadows, or allow my true self to emerge.

223 BONNY STREET
After an accident, waking up in another person's body seems like a dream until Ikenna realizes that he is faced with the stark reality of Nkechi's life, the woman whose body he occupies. He experiences the pains and joys, the strengths and sacrifices of a woman.
The two of them make a connection beyond the physical, but matters of the heart are delicate. When secrets from the past are revealed, will their connection be strong enough to survive?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: loveafricapress
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463768242
• Artikelnr.: 56499272

Autorenporträt

I had always loved writing, I kept a diary from the age of 10, I am in my early 30's and I still keep a diary. (Imagine). It took me a long time to decide that I was going to write full-time and once I made that decision there was no going back.

Writing wasn't as easy as I envisioned it to be, it was a whole new ball game very different from keeping diaries and writing fairy tales stories. I soon discovered that writing wasn't for the weak hearted because to become a published author you must go through numerous rejections, numerous hurdles. Right now any author I come across I really look at them in admiration, because getting your work out there isn't as easy as ABC.

Ere's Secret which is my first published work, a novelette is very dear to my heart. I hope you love the story when you read it, I hope you feel Ere's pains, triumphs, hesitation and happiness. I hope you understand, even though it's a little bit, what it feels like to be a woman in Africa.