Happiness at Last, Vivien Ayinotu (9781524681654) — Readings Books

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Happiness at Last
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Happiness at Last

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It is a story about two naive youngsters that fell in love while in the university in Enugu, Nigeria. It depicts the bitter-sweet adventures of two young hearts in their quest for self-discovery in the twilight of Africa’s economic boom. It is set in the late sixties.

Ikedinachi is an audacious young man that knows what he wants out of life. His life was less complicated till he eaves dropped on his colleague’s conversation; something he had always wanted so dearly. Was he cognizant and fully prepared for the journey he embarked on?

Ifeoma, the love of his life seemed to be lucky to have the man of his dreams but for how long? She is quiet and cautious but might be risking it all on this leap of fate. What can separate them?

Will the conflicting love and respect for family and friends make or break them?

The novel tells a tale about how people lived back in the days in Nigeria. It portrays some of the numerous Nigerian cultures and how a newly arrived Londoner made ends meet. All age groups can read and enjoy it.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authorhouse UK
Date
8 February 2018
Pages
172
ISBN
9781524681654

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

It is a story about two naive youngsters that fell in love while in the university in Enugu, Nigeria. It depicts the bitter-sweet adventures of two young hearts in their quest for self-discovery in the twilight of Africa’s economic boom. It is set in the late sixties.

Ikedinachi is an audacious young man that knows what he wants out of life. His life was less complicated till he eaves dropped on his colleague’s conversation; something he had always wanted so dearly. Was he cognizant and fully prepared for the journey he embarked on?

Ifeoma, the love of his life seemed to be lucky to have the man of his dreams but for how long? She is quiet and cautious but might be risking it all on this leap of fate. What can separate them?

Will the conflicting love and respect for family and friends make or break them?

The novel tells a tale about how people lived back in the days in Nigeria. It portrays some of the numerous Nigerian cultures and how a newly arrived Londoner made ends meet. All age groups can read and enjoy it.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authorhouse UK
Date
8 February 2018
Pages
172
ISBN
9781524681654