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Which Of Your Sons?
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Which Of Your Sons?

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Terry, a racist ex-soldier, and Robert, a Black Briton estranged from his Igbo heritage, arrive in Nigeria to begin expatriate postings. Isioma, enjoying life with her house-mates, maintains strong family ties. Their personal journeys unfold as they explore the bustling markets, late-night bars, and the overall mayhem of Lagos.As their lives intertwine, a deeper connection binds them - a link to the Ede family and Nigeria's colonial past. During the 1949 IVA Valley Massacre, Agu Ede is shot by a British officer who is cursed by Ekwotosi, the Ede family matriarch.Love blossoms between Terry and Isioma, despite his family back in London. Robert grapples with his cultural identity, as a visit to Isioma's family compound confronts him with his mother's legacy and the impact of the Biafran War.When Terry mysteriously falls ill and is flown back to England, Isioma is left behind. Is the Ede family curse at play? The answer reveals a shocking connection to the 1949 massacre. Isioma, facing an uncertain future, embraces her heritage and a new opportunity, but a glimpse of an elderly woman leaves the reader wondering if the cycle of vengeance has finally ended.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
PN Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
9 January 2025
Pages
226
ISBN
9781917601399

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Terry, a racist ex-soldier, and Robert, a Black Briton estranged from his Igbo heritage, arrive in Nigeria to begin expatriate postings. Isioma, enjoying life with her house-mates, maintains strong family ties. Their personal journeys unfold as they explore the bustling markets, late-night bars, and the overall mayhem of Lagos.As their lives intertwine, a deeper connection binds them - a link to the Ede family and Nigeria's colonial past. During the 1949 IVA Valley Massacre, Agu Ede is shot by a British officer who is cursed by Ekwotosi, the Ede family matriarch.Love blossoms between Terry and Isioma, despite his family back in London. Robert grapples with his cultural identity, as a visit to Isioma's family compound confronts him with his mother's legacy and the impact of the Biafran War.When Terry mysteriously falls ill and is flown back to England, Isioma is left behind. Is the Ede family curse at play? The answer reveals a shocking connection to the 1949 massacre. Isioma, facing an uncertain future, embraces her heritage and a new opportunity, but a glimpse of an elderly woman leaves the reader wondering if the cycle of vengeance has finally ended.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
PN Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
9 January 2025
Pages
226
ISBN
9781917601399