If the novel was something Christian, I could not have
bought. There is no creativity in those who write about Holy illusionary books.
The novel is at peace from biblioklepts
because of its cover and only readers rush to the blurb and realize that the
Author is a genius.
The story is about love and that is what I will look at it
from.
Ross is my man; Faith, the wife I don’t want to marry and
Oliver, the person I don’t want to ever meet. I shared insights with a
friend-her name is Faith- after lending her the book and she had an otherwise
thought. Whatever authors do to people’s mind is unspeakable.
Ross fights for what belongs to him and applies the rules of
the jungle. He knows that love is the greatest feeling and explores it to
death. He kills his mother because of her err to it or sharing (his father’s
love) the love with another man.
Faith, like any modern unstable woman sees grass green on
the other side. If you asked me what Ross had done to make her develop an
attitude, I would tell you to try court a flower in its bloom. Faith in her ‘innocence’
thinks that love is getting what you don’t have without knowing that not
everything we wish for comes to be. She is an irresponsible modern woman who is
not ready for two children despite her wealthy status.
Oliver, the king of juju in African eyes, is King David who
knows well that Beersheba is married and still goes in to her. There is nothing
as friends when it comes to matters of man and woman. What unites the two souls
is pre-sex feelings what Ross is well aware of. Oliver, like astronauts
believes – people of beliefs- that Faith can survive with a right mental
attitude. Can he come to Kenya and tell AIDs patients to do away with ARV’s and
believe? Stolen water is sweet yes, but the effects are bitter! He is a
representative of the BFFs in campus that go about satisfying your lady when
she runs to them in whines.
Who will save us from our desires and aspirations? Ross
loves for real. Faith is tired for real and Oliver is opportunistic for real.
Now that Ross is dead, what is the world that Faith lives in? Will her son not
set them ablaze for killing his father?
There is too much to explain indeed, crazy Faith.
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