The Servant Who Betrayed The King

About the Book

Annanias is a beggar who has lost everything that was dear to him. In search of a new life, he comes to the unknown country in the Congo of Africa which is named Kaboomba. He designs two beautiful chairs for the king and queen and because the king is so proud of the chairs, he asks Annanias to design a museum that will be the talk of everybody in Africa. The beggar designs the museum, but through deception of another servant, Annanias does not remember his prestigious designs and he spends his life traveling through Africa in quest of his true identity.

About the Author

Betty Jean Lathan taught in the public school system for thirty-fi ve years and retired as a department chair of the English and foreign language department at Midland Freshman. She started teaching at one of the local Midland Charter Schools for the last four years. Currently she is teaching part time at Midland Academy Charter School as a speech communication teacher. She was born in Marlin, Texas and started her early education there until her family moved to the West Texas area where her father served as a United Methodist pastor. She is a graduate of West Texas State University in Canyon, Texas where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in secondary English and Speech in 1972. She received her Master of Education from Sul Ross State University in Al Pine, Texas in 1997. She is the daughter of the late Rev. Wilbart Bledsoe and Mrs. Daphinie Bledsoe. She was married to the late Rev. Robert Earl Lathan for thirty-three years. She has one son, Robert Antoine Lathan and two grandsons, Raylan Azeem and Braylon Uriah Lathan. Mrs. Lathan believes that students must follow their dreams and never stop believing in themselves. Mrs. Lathan is the author of four children books: Sierra, Th e Unwanted Cat; Th e Failed Plans of Matilda and the Nurse Th at Caused Unhappiness; Are You Sure Th at’s My Child? and Th e Duck Th at Would Not Quack.