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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Set against the backdrop of mystical West Africa, Fanged Inheritance is a dark, seductive tale that weaves together folklore, ancestral curses, and the haunting beauty of the serpent.Hugo, a man entangled in a web of inexplicable events, finds his fate sealed when he meets Linda, a woman whose name echoes with the ancient whispers of the snake. Their passionate connection draws him into an eerie world of mythological forces, where love and danger intertwine. As Hugo grapples with his growing fear and desire, he faces an inheritance that threatens to consume him-a bloodline bound by serpents, and a destiny he can no longer escape.In this atmospheric narrative, Ovie explores themes of identity, forbidden love, and the intersection of human and myth, all while painting a haunting portrait of the dangerous allure of the snake. Fanged Inheritance will captivate fans of dark fantasy, African folklore, and those intrigued by the delicate balance between the seen and unseen worlds. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In the shadowed VVIP lounges and quiet suburbs of Lagos, Uwalaka is a man both feared and adored - a secret-society master whose wealth has bought him power over the living and, he believes, over death itself. But his cult's ancient law is coming due: when a member's time is called, only the blood of a kinsman can buy him more. Uwalaka chooses his cousin, Anagoro - a man of faith, talent, and unsuspecting trust - to die in his place. What follows is not a clean ritual but a widening wound: an innocent driver shot in the dark, a wife's unwitting betrayal, a house of allies turning on one another as guilt, greed, and grief collide. As bodies fall and old debts come due, The Cup of Uwalaka asks what a man's soul is actually worth - and whether anyone in Uwalaka's orbit will walk away clean. Written in verse that moves between Igbo cosmology, Yoruba tradition, and Christian eschatology, and grounded in the real textures of Nigerian life - Bakassi Boys, area-boy slang, pidgin, palm wine politics - this play is a tragedy of complicity as much as of sorcery. No one here is only a victim, and no one is only a villain. A haunting, richly voiced Nigerian tragedy for readers of August Wilson's moral intensity and Wole Soyinka's mythic scope. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Set against the backdrop of mystical West Africa, Fanged Inheritance is a dark, seductive tale that weaves together folklore, ancestral curses, and the haunting beauty of the serpent.Hugo, a man entangled in a web of inexplicable events, finds his fate sealed when he meets Linda, a woman whose name echoes with the ancient whispers of the snake. Their passionate connection draws him into an eerie world of mythological forces, where love and danger intertwine. As Hugo grapples with his growing fear and desire, he faces an inheritance that threatens to consume him-a bloodline bound by serpents, and a destiny he can no longer escape.In this atmospheric narrative, Ovie explores themes of identity, forbidden love, and the intersection of human and myth, all while painting a haunting portrait of the dangerous allure of the snake. Fanged Inheritance will captivate fans of dark fantasy, African folklore, and those intrigued by the delicate balance between the seen and unseen worlds. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In the shadowed VVIP lounges and quiet suburbs of Lagos, Uwalaka is a man both feared and adored - a secret-society master whose wealth has bought him power over the living and, he believes, over death itself. But his cult's ancient law is coming due: when a member's time is called, only the blood of a kinsman can buy him more. Uwalaka chooses his cousin, Anagoro - a man of faith, talent, and unsuspecting trust - to die in his place. What follows is not a clean ritual but a widening wound: an innocent driver shot in the dark, a wife's unwitting betrayal, a house of allies turning on one another as guilt, greed, and grief collide. As bodies fall and old debts come due, The Cup of Uwalaka asks what a man's soul is actually worth - and whether anyone in Uwalaka's orbit will walk away clean. Written in verse that moves between Igbo cosmology, Yoruba tradition, and Christian eschatology, and grounded in the real textures of Nigerian life - Bakassi Boys, area-boy slang, pidgin, palm wine politics - this play is a tragedy of complicity as much as of sorcery. No one here is only a victim, and no one is only a villain. A haunting, richly voiced Nigerian tragedy for readers of August Wilson's moral intensity and Wole Soyinka's mythic scope. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…