Ejiro Emenike Ukaumune (E PLUS The Storyteller) e Books/e-Stories.

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BEAUTY IN THE MIDST OF ASHES.



   Novel written by Ejiro Emenike Ukaumune.

Ughelli is a very beautiful city and its people, very hospitable. Most of the men and women work very hard to make ends meet.

Each household embraces virtue and integrity, especially amongst the women. Little wonder, men trope in, from far and near to find for themselves suitable wives. Though, most of the older generations are less educated, the younger ones strive very hard to fend for themselves through school while few parents still contributes to see their children through.

Onome, is the only girl amongst seven children and they all live with their parents.

 just like any other child, She hopes to attain the the highest level of education before settling down. Her brothers, on the other hand, care, less.

Onome, in her teens has already began to make way for her dreams. She would attend all her classes while her mates spend most of their time playing games behind the school fence. She ensures that she completes her assignments.

 Onome, dreams of studying architecture. Often she would visit the school library, sit with big text books and  view the houses drawn on them.

Usually, she visualises herself designing similar structures and then she would just smile. 

"Eh hen! I know she would be here. See! she has started smiling that her smile again"

One of her friends said as all four of them bumped into each other at the library.

Ochuko, Peres, Deborah and Adesuwa were Onome's friends. They actually thought Onome's ambition was farfetched. 

"Look, Onome, dis your big big books you always carry, na wa oo!'Said Adesuwa.

"Anyway, the principal wants to see you" Ochuko said.

Onome sat up, a little nervous.  

        "Me?" She asked.

"Yes na! no be you be Onome?" Peres said as they all laughed... 

"Why is she calling me?" Onome asked again.

"Maybe because you stole her meat" Ochuko replied..

Onome looked lost for a while.

"Which meat!?" She asked.

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Beauty in the midst of Ashes.. an eBook by Ejiro Emenike Ukaumune.(a k.a E PLUS the Storyteller.) is now available on Okadabooks. Click the link to get your copy👇

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I am not particularly keen on big weddings like my friends, Joyce and Blessing but, they still insist on one, anyway.😃

 Their reasons? They say it's once in a life time thus it's worth all the razzmatazz!_

 Well, I guess there are other things that are equally once in a life time but, we don't make so much fuss about it😙....

 Anyway, back to me and my man, like I said Victor is God fearing and very homely, the dream of every legible spinster but, I know my Vic, he is not moved by any form of distraction, at least I have no reason to doubt him but Sade, my best friend thinks otherwise😒....

..You can get more of this suspense-filled story: 'DIAMOND and STONES' written by Ejiro Emenike Ukaumune...(a.k.a E PLUS the Storyteller.) on Okadabooks.

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http://okadabooks.com/book/about/diamond_and_stones/12998

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...And it's finally here.. 




TALES OF VERSES by Ejiro Emenike Ukaumune(a.k.a E PLUS the Storyteller) is a collection of stories based on real life experiences which ranges from Rape, Domestic violence, child molestation, human trafficking, Vanity and Family challenges.

All the silent voices who have been unable to speak out against these vices are well represented in these stories. Fictional names have been used to protect the image of the people in these stories.

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https://okadabooks.com/book/about/tales_of_verses/28136

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First 10 people who get any of these e-Stories by Ejiro Emenike Ukaumune)E PLUS The Storyteller) gets a free Audio Visual short story from me.

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