Tears of Betrayal
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Tears of Betrayal is a novel that talks about treachery in a multifaceted way. It tells the tale of Remi and her family, who had their cups of betrayal filled by Angel. As this book answers the question of what happens to tears of betrayal, it also affirms the different dimensions of a relationship with promising genesis but whose sad conclusion spread like wildfire to all the families involved and the society at large.
This book posits that since a marital relationship is a right of every individual, it should be handled with maximum care. It also directs parents to be the watchdogs of their children in becoming good ambassadors of their various families, vis-à-vis their relationship with the opposite sex.
As the task of overcoming the hazard of bad courtship cum marriage is an onerous endeavour, the lessons for both parents and their children as contained in this book will help our society to overcome the menace of early marital divorce, which is now a commonplace and will also help our young ones to patiently prepare for marriage.
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About the Author
Olushola Omogbehin was born four decades ago into the Omogbehin family in the coastal region of Nigeria. He holds a B.A degree in English and Literary Studies from Adekunle Ajasin University, a Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism from International Institute of Journalism, Abuja and a master’s degree in Literature in English from Ahmadu Bello University.
His writing voyage began while as an undergraduate, he produced articles to mediate on political intra tribal bickering in his community and school. Some other published articles of his are: “The Basics of Effective Leadership”, “Our Bleak Educational System”, “Tanzania@60 and the African Dialogue”, with many others. He is a contributor to Writer Space, an online publication of young African writers and has co-authored an online poetry collection titled: Unsettling Realities:
An Anthology of Illuminated Creative Thoughts with some young African writers. He is a pastor and a journalist who is passionate about research, travelling and teaching and exemplifying the virtue of Jesus Christ.
| Author | Olushola Omogbehin |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback, 194 pages |
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