Narrow Mistake
Jan 2012 · Xlibris Corporation
eBook
68
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This is a story of a goddess called Mother vision, who built her realm and wanted it to be free from evil. she created two sons possessing her godlike genes to be able to protect and beautify her world with their various talents. Evil possessed one of her son, Synturuma; hatred came, and love became under threat and the world and would of men were been swapped and tormented. The creator of the world of the living; Mother Vision, was not happy to see her son faced with a tempting decision to choose between evil and love. His choice created a loop hole, panic and chaos in the realm of the living. Then rose an anxiety and he captured all the unborn children in the realm to his own created realm called Efianku, where he was god-establishing his own dominion. The rage of avoiding his madness eventually led to the use of magic. However, Mother Vision was not interested in the title but to protect the world she had created so it went:
About the author
Efualajong Folefac:I was born in 19/04/1990 in a village called Muyenge – Cameroon. I grew and studied there. I had the passion for writing, so many things in my head to share but I was limited, my mum being the caring and hard working mum she is, doubles her effort to ensure me and my siblings had the opportunity of going to school from the little cocoa plantation we had. She always wants the best for her children and from her little savings; she was able to invest on me for my education for the good of me and my family.
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