THE LAND OF FURY (FREE WITH GUARANTEE)

 


"Sweetheart, I understand your desperation to have your children with you, but you should not fall victim of that lie. It could not be possible!" Clay added."


The book titled "THE LAND OF FURY (Free with Guarantee)" by Chiderah Beulah Ojukwu, is an interesting and heart-touching story of a land which fell into devastation. The people were in need of help but the help that seemed to be available turned them into slaves. 

Hope came! Light came! But it was shut out by the slave master himself. What will be the fate of the people of the Land of Fury?


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