Tormented by horrific dreams that literally draw blood Ife` Kenyetta is urged by her Native American ancestors to return to Nigeria and seek out a mysterious village of Shaman surrounded by land bewitched with terrifying mirage-like barriers that protect it from outsiders. In this village she must undergo a deadly Rites of Passage where she must die and return to the beginning of time to witness the war in heaven between the primordial Gods and Goddesses against the powers of Darkness before the creation of the human race, but as she travels across Nigeria in search of this mysterious village her travel companions and herself are illegally stopped at a border check point by a squad of rouge soldiers abusing their authority. Unfortunately for the soldiers a mysterious death claims one of their own; now Ife` and her companions must flee for their lives as they are now murder suspects. Fatima Jatari Captain of the H.2.0.C.A.T. commissioned for the investigation of abnormal and unusual incidents and anomalies off the coast of Nigeria was out on a routine investigation when she and her crew stumbled across the wreckage of what they perceived as a horrible shipping accident, until further investigation revealed the unimaginable and unspeakable that leads them out into the notorious middle passage. Somehow these two women must join forces in eliminating a deadly threat in the middle of the Atlantic, but unbeknownst to the captain a mutinous saboteur plots to over throw her authority and take control of the ship as they battle an unrelenting evil in the middle of the Atlantic.
About the Author: Soyinka I. Ogunbusola is the author fiction and non-fiction titles such as "Beyond deceptions Myths and Lies" hailed as a culturally up-lifting, while "Ancestral Memories" was considered the voice of the ancestors in a poetic art form telling their stories from the world of spirits. Cosmic Beginnings one of her first fictional novels was the beginning of a new genre Cultural-Sy a combining of African legends, myths, and history filled with speculative elements. Soyinka I. Ogunbusola is presently a resident of Phila Pa and a 23 year police veteran. Having enlisted in the military in the mid seventies she has traveled throughout the world experiencing numerous cultures in Austria, France, Italy, Germany and Iceland. Upon intensive research in African and Caribbean culture, folk lore, and spiritual systems she has traveled to Oyotunji village where she had the opportunity to meet the late Oba Ofuntola Oseijeman Adebula Adefumi the first. It was later that she was to be initiated into the priestly order of Egungun, an ancient African ancestral secret society. Since then she has traveled through West Africa continuing extensive research within the African spiritual systems, performing libations ceremonies in Cape coast, and Elima slave dungeons in Ghana, Gorey Island, in Senegal and James Island. While in Gambia she met with the spiritual leaders and chiefs of the country. In Togo she participated in the rituals of the Fon people. It was there in West Africa where her most treasured teachings were obtained. The interaction and experiences of such valuable information acquired in her my travels reflect through her writings.