Lights Out

Lights Out

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Jan 12, 2021
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Fiction
Horror
A country suddenly turns dark with cacodemons killing anyone and anything and it's up to a single mother and her children to survive and bring back the light. *** A cult in the southern part of Nigeria performs a dangerous dark magic to put the country into total darkness and opens up a portal of cacodemons with an aim to wipe out the human race and create a new world order starting from Nigeria. The country suddenly turns dark with cacodemons appearing, viscously killing people. Olabisi Coker, a single hardworking mother fights to keep her two teenagers and young son alive while they figure out how to eradicate the demons and bring the light back to the country. This is a horror book and I'm sure you'd love it. Please don't forget to vote, share and comment!
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FEATURED in @AmbassadorsNG reading list Kamharida heard the unfortunate news and smirked but when she realizes she's the only one who could see the boy whom she has always disliked since his arrival into her school, circumstances change, things happen and she begins to wonder if she should have really done that. * * * In our present Nigeria, Kamharida Godwin, a rather average but not so typical teenager discovers she's the only one who could see her classmate, a young boy whom she had taken a dislike to since his arrival into the school. In a country like hers where seeing the unseen is regarded as something a little on the devious side, she's about to convince herself and the people around her that she hasn't lost her sanity... or has she?

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