Oluwa Koluluwa and her people are tormented as slaves.Black and Whites are not even allowed to touch each other in any way, though it depends on the master-slave relationship. Oluwa hates slavery even though born as one. She is a woman with big dreams with a father that is the leader of the Black people, so as a future ruler, she has responsibilities... and one that affects her love life. Like her father, she is hot-headed with a fighting nature for change... How far will she go? What sacrifices must be made? Will her and her Herusan people survive in the hands of their master? Will her romantic relationship survive? -------------------------------------------------------------------- For the full transformed and edited book, let me know!

Folk tales and myths serve as a means of handing down traditions and customs from one generation to the next in Africa. For several generations, stories from Africa have traditionally been passed down by word of mouth. Often, after a hard day's work, the adults would gather the children together by moonlight, around a village fire and tell stories. This is traditionally called Tales by Moonlight. Usually the stories are meant to prepare young people for life, and so taught a lesson or moral.