Lion of Soweto
Soweto Lion Series, #1
Fiction & Literature, Cultural Heritage, African American, Mystery & Suspense
| Author: | Lookman Laneon | ISBN: | 9781386652496 |
| Publisher: | Lookman Laneon | Publication: | March 8, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lookman Laneon |
| ISBN: | 9781386652496 |
| Publisher: | Lookman Laneon |
| Publication: | March 8, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Sheline, a beautiful newly married lady, leaves for Johannesburg where she hopes to pick a degree in Journalism. Bandele, a wealthy Soweto bully set his eyes on her to be his next romantic target.
During a break, she returns home to Bulawayo where she is laced with a sexual locking formula by her self-doubting husband, Moyo. He says it’s to prevent his wife from being stolen away from him.
Bandele will not look away, he asks his aides to swoop on her, even if they have to use a softer, more gentlemanly approach, quite against their usual brash and predatory methods.
She proves difficult for him, despite his fame and power. He turns a new leaf and becomes a regular church-goer, hoping to entice the lady. But he doesn’t know that he is treading in the shadow of death. Will Bandele fall for the trap set hundreds of kilometres away?
Sheline, a beautiful newly married lady, leaves for Johannesburg where she hopes to pick a degree in Journalism. Bandele, a wealthy Soweto bully set his eyes on her to be his next romantic target.
During a break, she returns home to Bulawayo where she is laced with a sexual locking formula by her self-doubting husband, Moyo. He says it’s to prevent his wife from being stolen away from him.
Bandele will not look away, he asks his aides to swoop on her, even if they have to use a softer, more gentlemanly approach, quite against their usual brash and predatory methods.
She proves difficult for him, despite his fame and power. He turns a new leaf and becomes a regular church-goer, hoping to entice the lady. But he doesn’t know that he is treading in the shadow of death. Will Bandele fall for the trap set hundreds of kilometres away?
