Challenging people to rethink about history and its impact on generations, and then preaching the beauty and sour parts of love has propelled her into the domain of top sellers in the recent era. Her new series on parenthood captured in MISSING FATHERS has already led the line in the creation of discussion on the relevant topic that’s on how many kids are becoming vulnerable and lacking family love. The novels come in three parts capturing Ghana’s history from the early 60s to late 80 down till date, decisions taking by past presidents in Ghana, through Nigeria to other parts of the world that have made it hard for sections of kids in that generation to find the fatherly connection (or better still parental love) ghostly.
Missing Fathers Volume 1, is the first part of a three series book which focuses and talks about how fathers left.