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Earth
Leo's most powerful King dies. His only son, Prince Ustawi, resides in the most dangerous forest for he was banished for turning down his inheritance.
The people of Leo need a leader, with enemies ready to attack the most prosperous kingdom, will the Seer's premonition of doom come true?
Will Ustawi return home? Will he accept his throne and will the woman he loves, Amara, accept to be his Queen?
Earth is the final book in The Currents Series. It is preceded by three books: Fire, Water and Wind. In this final book, we are treated to the race to the most powerful throne and everything is not as it seems, will Ustawi find his bearing or will he fail as the gods decreed?
The people of Leo need a leader, with enemies ready to attack the most prosperous kingdom, will the Seer's premonition of doom come true?
Will Ustawi return home? Will he accept his throne and will the woman he loves, Amara, accept to be his Queen?
Earth is the final book in The Currents Series. It is preceded by three books: Fire, Water and Wind. In this final book, we are treated to the race to the most powerful throne and everything is not as it seems, will Ustawi find his bearing or will he fail as the gods decreed?
101 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 2, 2016
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About the author
Dora Okeyo
26 books202 followersDora is wandering somewhere along the shores of Lake Victoria.
She is the author of The Currents Series, Sifuna, Confessions of a Chair and Zuri: The Chronicler of Enzi.
Her most recent work is Laana: Daughter of the Middle World.
She is the author of The Currents Series, Sifuna, Confessions of a Chair and Zuri: The Chronicler of Enzi.
Her most recent work is Laana: Daughter of the Middle World.
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April 23, 2016
Glad I got to read this book, it's the final one in the Currents Series and I'm sad it has come to an end.
This is personal because I have been waiting for its release and having read the first three I expected a lot from this book. It delivered even more than I expected.
As a guy, I'd love to have a Malaika in my life (she describes a Princess as a water pot) which made me laugh for days.
The characters grow and you see different sides to each of them in this book, and I was surprised that King Uwezo who was a brute and dictator was portrayed here as a wonderful Father- so that took me by surprise.
This is personal because I have been waiting for its release and having read the first three I expected a lot from this book. It delivered even more than I expected.
As a guy, I'd love to have a Malaika in my life (she describes a Princess as a water pot) which made me laugh for days.
The characters grow and you see different sides to each of them in this book, and I was surprised that King Uwezo who was a brute and dictator was portrayed here as a wonderful Father- so that took me by surprise.
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