Janai

JANAI is a book about a typical African nation with a brutal aristocratic regime, a nearly nonexistent, docile, middle income class and a large, illiterate, low income class; this imbalance leads to regime change time and again but brings with it no respite for the people. The book also shows the inevitability of change, even though somewhat violent, these changes from time to time takes JANAI a little further in its slow developmental progression. The core of the story centers around a certain man and his family as they move up in life under different circumstances until fate sets them up for a final showdown. The savagery of some scenes can be quite disturbing for some people but the riveting plots will keep you on the edge of your seats as you read, it is the authors hope and desire that you enjoy reading the book as much as he enjoyed writing it. Different quotes and sayings are inserted in different portions of the book, they are in blue italics and help to give moral lessons the author hopes will accentuate the mood as you read.