I really enjoyed this book because of the writing style(characters were in the first person). Sorta made it less of a fiction for me. Plot didnt seem embellished; it was quite realistic and made the characters seem like it could be you and I.

I read it with a constant reminder of typical human weakness, succumbing to our everyday challenges inspite of our best plans and efforts(cue Aku) and so much more. Bottomline's I enjoyed the book, a whole lot. African literature enthusiasts should definately try it.
P.S its not a recent book

I also have dt book in my possession. It's a novel i'm never tired of reading.

avicky: I also have dt book in my possession. It's a novel i'm never tired of reading.

I just randomly purchased it about a month ago....glad i did cos i wasnt in the least bit disappointed. Will surely read it again

I read his other novel, "The Victims", very interesting book.

Ndipe: I read his other novel, "The Victims", very interesting book.

The Victims was his first book, no? Will look for it too. African writers really rock, i must confess

Ndipe: I read his other novel, "The Victims", very interesting book.

Yeah, i read dt too. Very interesting.

farydah:

I just randomly purchased it about a month ago....glad i did cos i wasnt in the least bit disappointed. Will surely read it again

Pls do. It's worth ur time.