Chasing Fate

The plot hit home, and its essence was palpable. It shed light on the longstanding feud between intertribal and interreligious marriages, especially in Africa. Manipulation, hate, deceit, and strife are the order of the day. Also, there’s a question about faith and how parents lord it over their children, regardless of how they feel. Jennifer Ibiam The moment Nadia meets Anthony in Nigeria they become fast friends. He returns to the U.S. after visiting his family with the promise to help Nadia should she ever get the opportunity to travel. When the opportunity presents itself, her life seems to quickly unravel and spiral out of control when she becomes pregnant for Anthony, who is MIA. Her heartache opens an opportunity for her to find solace with Nick, who gives her everything she has ever dreamt of, including the love she craves. When a car accident takes her husband’s life, Nadia finds herself alone again. But a strange twist of events places her in an awkward position where she is forced to choose between helping the man who broke her heart or losing the most important people in her life. With more than fifteen years of heartache and a child between them, how will Nadia make this near-impossible choice, and at what cost?