Storm in the Will
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Storm in the Will represents the signature of a master storyteller. The book is an award-winning classic with immeasurable freshness on each page. Inyang E. Ekwo electrifies his novel with puzzling lucidity and crafty suspense. His witty writing turns the read into a sizzling adventure. The scope and style of the tale places every reader in the shoes of the book's major character, Namno, a young college graduate who puts his life on hold to learn everything he can about his late father's mysterious heritage. The venture takes him throughout Nigeria, completing a journey of discovery that shake...
Storm in the Will represents the signature of a master storyteller. The book is an award-winning classic with immeasurable freshness on each page. Inyang E. Ekwo electrifies his novel with puzzling lucidity and crafty suspense. His witty writing turns the read into a sizzling adventure. The scope and style of the tale places every reader in the shoes of the book's major character, Namno, a young college graduate who puts his life on hold to learn everything he can about his late father's mysterious heritage. The venture takes him throughout Nigeria, completing a journey of discovery that shakes his foundation, and uncovers skeletons better left buried. At each turn, Namno is confronted with a reality he never imagined. (About the Author) Inyang E. Ekwo is well-known to the literary world, having authored the award-winning novels Storm in the Will (now being reprinted), Just a Mile More, Beyond the Yard, and The Fall of Silence. He is equally an award-winning poet. His anthology, Fingers of the Heart, is a classic transcendent poetic rendition. A judge of the Federal High Court of Nigeria, the author writes with scintillating flavour and likes to tread on the edge. His last novel, Mission of the Dusk, is apt testimony of his captivating prose métier. Telling of a 70-year-old man seeking justice, the book is not intended to be merely read, but to be engraved on the psyche.
