When Tomorrow Dies

This novel WHEN TOMORROW DIES, is impressively evocative of village life. It is work of fiction as much as it is satirical in nature. The book gives a fascinating insight into the peculiar way of life in certain parts of our society; cognizant of the catastrophic effects of our actions too. For example, the bad influence of corruption on the society, failing moral values, cruel tradition against widowhood and perceived inhumanity to the less privileged, can only make one feel emotional and cry for a dying society! Even so, the book is a savage attack on a faulty political system where it now seems ‘Things fall apart’ – from the Nigerian point of view – this novel confirms the truth about us. As it stands, the alien tragedies of socio-cultural practices spiraling our society, is unfortunately, destroying us. And that’s by no means an elixir of life.

Therefore, we must save the society now, or else tomorrow (metaphorically speaking, represents the future and yet unborn generations) sooner or later, will bleed to death! And when tomorrow dies, hope is gone.

This novel is suitable for readers under all ages. It is interesting, intelligent and meets your reading pleasure