TO BE HEARD

TO BE HEARD

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Touched by the goddess of water, storm, thunder and lightening Edemmiri. The weight of the battle between the gods and Ekwensu the dark god lies upon the shoulder of Olammiri one of the Adaeze's raised to become one of the prospective future queens of the crown prince Obidike. How will the princess from another kingdom fare when she realizes the full might of her powers and the burden she must carry to protect the people she holds dear........
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The excerpt introduces Obóigba, the Enogie (traditional ruler) of Idu-Oliha, whose primary desire is to secure the throne for a male heir. His first wife, Abéle, only gives birth to three daughters, leading the Enogie to become impatient. Seeking a son, Obóigba marries a second wife, Edéleyo, who promptly gives birth to a son and a daughter. Because Edéleyo has fulfilled the patriarchal requirement for a male heir, Obóigba transfers his affection and favor entirely to her. Sensing her elevated status, Edéleyo exploits the Enogie's favoritism to maltreat Abéle and her three daughters, making their lives miserable. The narrative sets up a central conflict of jealousy, malice, and a struggle for survival within the royal family, hinting at the future consequences of Edéleyo's cruelty with the proverb: "Anything you throw at anyone will still come back to you." Discover the price of jealousy and the power of blood ties. The Enogie's ambition has fractured his family, crowning one queen with favor while condemning the first to hardship. But as Edéleyo abuses her power, the clock is ticking on her reign of cruelty. Will Abéle's daughters find strength in their sisterhood? Will the precious son Edéleyo fought for bring her glory or heartbreak? And what divine judgment awaits the woman who believed her malice had no consequence? Start reading now to find out if the throne will stand when the world comes full circle for Edéleyo.

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