In 2015, the year of her graduation, the strength of her moral and religious character faces opposition from a tempest. She single-handedly follows what her juvenile heart yearns for in the storm that puts the repercussions of her feats out of sight.
For the next three years, she carries what she believes to be a weapon, but is indeed a yoke, drawing her conceptual-self closer to biting the dust. With the weapon of hate for the male gender, she keeps up the fight until she stumbles upon a certain young man.
Precious Ihejirika –
“The love that kills”…, “So true love first causes death then brings rose petals to the funeral.Ever asked someone to define true love and he says true love is a kind of love that kills. Strange right?. Well this is how this book defines love.
This book was a whole new exciting journey for me as I discovered strange things about love that completely blew me away.
Uche chika’ s debut novel, “I’m not dead yet” shows us that love not only reconciles people back, it also kills. The writer does this through his well crafted characters, well arranged plot and lots of plot twist, he also engages the readers in a way that you can’t drop the book till you’re done with it and just when you think you have the story all figured out, he blows you away with the most shocking revelation.