InkstarPage Book Reviews: Last Days of Queen Amina, by Davi’O R. Seki

Title: Last Days of Queen Amina
 
Author: Davi’O R. Seki

Category: Fiction 

Description: A powerful queen marches to Idah to reclaim her authority over the Igala people. There she falls in love and unfortunately meets her doom in the hands of a young mermaid.

What I Think About The Book: My first thought about the book: ‘Hmm. Last Days of Queen Amina. It’s definitely the story of a dying queen’. The title pretty much tells it all, doesn’t it? 

No, it doesn’t. 

The title captivated me in its unique way, by telling me there’s a queen who’s close to her end. It left me wondering how she met her end, and piqued my interest about the moments leading up to her imminent end.
Amina, the Queen of Zazzau, is one of the strongest protagonists you’ll ever come across. Perhaps this is because of her age, or because of her many achievements which include strangling a leopard with her bare hands when she was only a child. Either way, she is the personification of valor. 

Last Days of Queen Amina is an intriguing short story that tells the tale of a warrior queen; one who has faced many things men would not dare face. She never shies away from danger, but walks right into it. 
She has a weird habit of marrying men from the lands she conquers, and killing them after consummating their marriage. But when she marries an Idah man named Ojono, she’s even willing to give up her throne for him. 

Two things amazed me (I mean, pleasantly surprised me) while reading this book. The first is the author’s ability to create a strong impression as early as the first paragraph, and the second is the originality of this story. 

Rating: Five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Dear Author, I look forward to more books from you.

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InkstarPage Reviews: Insomnia, by C. N. Obinna 

Title : Insomnia

Author: C. N. Obinna

Category : Romance

Description: Dealing with the loss of someone dear could be as harmful as it is hard. When a man loses his wife, getting over his grief seems impossible. In fact, he has no plan of getting over it. His friend tries to push him out of it, all to no avail. Then a new girl resumes at the office and things begin to get complicated. He now has the option to either hang on the past or move on to the future.

 

What I think about the book: I totally totally enjoyed every bit of this book. Trust me, with the relatable characters and the writer’s easy flowing diction, you’ll fall in love with this book once you decide to read it. It tells the story of William, a bereaved young man who’s just lost his wife and his grief snuffs out the light in his life and steals away his smile. Amidst the grief and all, there’s a dash of something I never saw coming: humor, yes humor.

If you want an awesome story that doesn’t stink (really doesn’t stink) then this book will make your day. I can’t wait to read the full book and see what becomes of Will. While holding on to his grief would be unhealthy, totally letting go would seem traitorous to the memory of his dead wife, but with the new girl at the office, I know that things are about to get very interesting, so I’m sticking around till the full book is out. I’m dying to know how this ends.

Since this is only a preview of the first few chapters, I’m holding back the rest of my thoughts till the full book is out.

Rating: Five glittery stars!

P.S : Dear writer, you’ve gotten yourself a loyal fan.

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