Description
This is a work of fiction by Oreoluwa Olurin.
About the Author
Oreoluwa Olurin is a graduate of psychology from the University of Lagos, an author, mother, business owner, and minister of the gospel. She enjoys writing, teaching and social development impact. When she is not writing or working, she enjoys baking, reading, knitting, and spending time with her family. She desires to help educate Christians on key issues through her prose and bodies of work. She is enthusiastic about women, children, and families.
Simisola –
Awesome book.
Great lettering and amazing story line.
I learnt to still love God come what may.
Oyinlola Ntukidem –
I like the realism of the book. It didn’t have the usual happy ever after type of end, it keeps one in suspense to the end. It didn’t have fluffy, fantasy-like parts which for me is good.
I also liked the humour, I was actually laughing out loud at some parts.
It was a little bit of everything; love, spirituality, humour, learnings.
A fantastic read in my opinion!
PSTIB –
I decided to read a book today chose your book.
Wow, wow, wow. I couldn’t put it down until I finished.
What a kaleidoscope of emotions inspired by the book, and laced with so many spiritual teachings. It was such an easy read and magnetic. I didn’t know you were such a talented author.
You are truly a blessing and I pray the book will find its way into the hands of many young adults and older ones alike.
Well done my sister.
We will be paying for 10copies to bless some people.
PSTIB –
I decided to read a book today chose your book.
Wow, wow, wow. I couldn’t put it down until I finished.
What a kaleidoscope of emotions inspired by the book, and laced with so many spiritual teachings. It was such an easy read and magnetic. I didn’t know you were such a talented author.
You are truly a blessing and I pray the book will find its way into the hands of many young adults and older ones alike.
Well done my sister.
We will be paying for 10copies to bless some people.
Mrs A –
Just recieved it yesterday. And can’t just put it down. The more I flip the pages, the more intriguing it gets.