Pa Solomon, a riveting new narrative from Remi Oyedola, is now available in print and eBook

Infomediaworks Admin • May 19, 2024

New fiction book weaves a fascinating tale of tenacity. But it also advocates that integrity and adaptability working in tandem can produce hugely positive and deeply impactful results.

Welcome to a journey through time and determination, where the relentless pursuit of justice collides with the grit of the human spirit. This narrative unfurls in a period where the shadows of human trafficking cast a chilling pall over a hometown. Yet, amidst this darkness, emerges a beacon of hope in the form of Pa Solomon.

Pa Solomon's story is not just about fighting against the horrors of human trafficking but also about the indomitable will to bring about lasting change. It's a testament to the power of integrity and adaptability working in tandem. In a world where principles are foundational, Solomon's journey teaches us that adaptability is equally crucial. He navigates through the complexities of embracing a new religion, understanding its benefits, and witnessing transformative societal shifts. These changes bring forth not just relocations but also new opportunities such as formal education, highlighting the advantages of embracing change and diversity.

Through Solomon's eyes, we see the transformative power of embracing one's unique identity. It's a reminder that our differences aren't limitations but pathways to unlocking untapped potential.

Lovers of good books are invited to immerse themselves in this narrative that celebrates resilience, integrity, adaptability, and the unwavering commitment to creating a better world. Welcome to an odyssey of courage and change.

Pa Solomon by ©Remi Oyedola. 197mm x 132mm, 129 pages, 80gsm silk-coated (inners) and 240gsm one-sided board (cover), mono digital print.

Copies are available for direct purchase from the author and their publishers.

Print copies are also available online and from leading bookstores and reputable retailers. eBook can be purchased via online download for Amazon Kindle, Apple’s iBook, Barnes and Noble Nook, Kobo, Google Play, and Sony’s eReader.

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