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Scales of the vexed giant

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Expected 1 Nov 06
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There is a heavy price to pay when a sleeping giant is rudely awakened. The world was pushed dangerously close to the edge when Moses Kolawole Owolabi, a former top US Intelligence asset, became president of the African giant and killed off the surviving Kongo Cabal, Africa’s ruling elite. It was obvious that Black Moses plan to glue together the different parts of the African Giant cut across the world and change the status quo would be brutally challenged, but neither side could be fully prepared for the unknown quotient in what was gradually becoming a racial biogenetic world war. From Harlem to Lagos, not many knew of secrets that tied the two most important Black communities in the world, African-Americans and Yorubas, leading to Black Moses carrying out a drastic plan to correct past injustices. However, in the ensuing scuffle between two giants, the veil of money was to be removed to reveal the true mother of all evils in this exhilarating tale of global politics and conspiracies that was to bring a change of Ages.

428 pages, Paperback

Expected publication November 1, 2106

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Prince Justice

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Son of a librarian and lawyer, books are family! New York Tristate author Prince Justice is a London born Yoruba Social Scientist, who writes about the rich variety of the Blackworld.

Coined as the world's number one Black book, THE BLACKWORLD: EVOLUTION TO REVOLUTION correctly proves that the origin of Man/Civilization was West Africa's Slave Coast/Negro Delta....

My new novel, TUTUOBA: Salem's Black Shango Slave Queen is a riveting supernatural historical page-turner.TUTUOBA is a powerful tale of an African woman and her reincarnation from Africa through the Caribbean to the U.S.A.

This follows The Blackworld: Evolution to Revolution, my paradigm shifting non-fiction book that covers all the world's major Black communities from their beginnings to 2006.

My writings have a distinct African flair that reflect my wide experiences of Africa, Europe and the Americas, and the desire to aid and disseminate a truly rich Afrocentric culture.

I am also on http://www.myspace.com/blackworldprince

Justice is at home in London, New York, Lagos... or anywhere with ample hot pepper sauce and hot Sistahs!

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