TailedXulon Press, 2007 - 240 pages TAILED Tailed is the story of a family of five helplessly bound by the power of a curse It tells the story of: A father who couldn't love his wife A mother who felt neglected and found temporary love elsewhere; One daughter, extremely promiscuous One son who became a hard truant; And another daughter who was always ill. For years it was hopeless. Until suddenly they found Hope and a different kind of power The power that can break any curse. Dupe Olorunjo is an inspirational fiction writer who loves to create stories to challenge her readers to consider life changing possibilities sometimes outside their normal reach. She is also the author of 'The Aireginan Dream'. Dupe lives in Lagos Nigeria with her husband Adebayo, who pastors their local church, the Gethsemane Parish of The Redeemed Christian Church of God. There she has a good time working with teenagers and contributing to the church magazine. |
Contents
Section 1 | vii |
Section 2 | xi |
Section 3 | 21 |
Section 4 | 37 |
Section 5 | 47 |
Section 6 | 63 |
Section 7 | 71 |
Section 8 | 89 |
Section 10 | 123 |
Section 11 | 139 |
Section 12 | 153 |
Section 13 | 169 |
Section 14 | 187 |
Section 15 | 211 |
Section 16 | 229 |
Section 9 | 107 |
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