Poached Red

About the Book

Adamat, a girl from a poor background, grew up with her mother, Mama Zainab, who had gone through pain worse than divorce. In her mother’s bid to cater and tend for her, she exchanges the second most paramount possession in Adamat’s life for it. Adamat realizes her loss when her path crosses Mustapha’s. “This thought-provoking piece is recommended to all who care to preserve the next generation” (Demola Awoyele). “The author successfully takes us by the hand and walks us through a journey that leaves us whipped up” (Sola Oki).

About the Author

Olanike Akinwunmi Adeoye is a God-devoted writer, whose love for words and creativity burgeoned from dictation class years ago. She is a columnist at grenepages, as well partners with mylivinghopealternatives. She is also a banner raiser for Kingdom Ladies Network, a godly network pushing ladies beyond their limits. She has electronic publications on several short fictions and other inspirational on her blog—Akinwumi’s Handwriting(s) at www.nikeadeoye.blogspot.com—since 2013, a total of forty of them. One of her e-published fictions in 2013 formed the theme for this novel, which is now her first paper published fiction. Email: olanikeadeoye14@yahoo.com