This book is a classic legend of a young hero’s magical journey through a fantasy world where he faces incredible challenges that can only stem from the soul of the author’s genuine African culture and vivid imagination. After being accused of a crime, Nihu, a tribal African boy, faces banishment to the Lonely Forest. To regain his freedom, he must defeat the undefeatable. And confront challenges that draw analogies to our realities. This epic high fantasy book carries the reader to another time and place. Nihu gets sucked into a world inside of a stone. He visits a powerful ruler in an underwater and befriends a group of refugees. Based on mythical and historic African traditions, The Refugees will allow an audience of all ages to escape their realities. And draw them into a world of high hopes, powers, and unimaginable desires. 

Methuen, according to her ex-husband, is a bloodsucker, unholy and a cold-hearted murderer. Her boyfriend, Taiwo, is seeing another woman. Methuen is angry. She sees this as betrayal and wants revenge. Taiwo is ready to damn the consequence and go against the unstable enchantress. But not being prepared for what was to come could lead to his demise. When Methuen learns Taiwo has shocking plans not to marry her, she sets out to show him what she is capable of. To her, it is life or death. He must marry her or face an unimaginable catastrophe. She invokes demons from her voodoo shrine to go after him. If she doesn’t have him, no woman will. Will Methuen succeed? Why is she desperate to marry him? 

After his escape, a sailor immediately seeks to settle old scores. He meets a dangerous man who knew the gunmen that killed his father. But in the process, he comes to learn the cost of vengeance. In the Gulf of Guinea, dark spirits roam free. 

Nihu is falsely accused of a crime and is banished to the Lonely Forest. He is challenged with a mission by a magical character. As brave Nihu quests to fulfill the mission and gain his freedom, he is sucked into a world inside of a stone, visits a powerful ruler in an underwater city, and makes friends with a group of refugees only a hero could love.

It was the rainy season. Billy's house was under the water. Fleeing to the mountain won't save the goat from trouble. If Billy decides to stay and fix everything, there could be consequences. 

When young Udenwa fails to return home after helping a weary stranger by the river, his parents fear the worst. Terrified, they rush to the palace to beg King Elerius for a search party. But the King isn't worried-he's smiling.

Hidden behind the palace walls is a secret test that will change Udenwa's life forever. In a kingdom desperate for a leader, a simple cup of water has set a crown in motion. Will a village boy's compassion be the key to saving a nation's future?