Monica And Samson Josephat

The Goddess from London Monica And Samson Josephat

"Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see"-John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States.

From the heart of London to the remotest part of the world in Africa, the naughty young billionaire, 11 years old and orphan, Elizabeth McStevens has startled the world. Just a day after arriving in Arusha Tanzania, where she was brought for tourism and relaxing following the trauma of losing her parents from covid-19 just a month past, Elizabeth disappeared from the hotel leaving her guardians in a trouble. Elizabeth the trouble maker, came to confront the dreadful hyenas, the lion, the cobra, the fire and at the point of death; the worst primitive African witches and wizards!

However, she had to live to fulfill her mothers' destiny in solving the secrets of the book of Genesis Chapter one. After the dangers, Elizabeth ended up becoming the most revered deity who had control over the weather. She also brought the unbelievable social-economic development to the most primitive people. She startled the world!

Elizabeth, a brilliant and ambitious young girl had risked enough to explore the left-behind world and dragged it whole behind her hurriedly to the light! The world which for ages was left entirely in the hands of nature jumped quickly to the western civilization. Their children, though were still walking nude since they had no cloths but could write and speak good English and use the computer!

THE GODDESS FROM LONDON has blended fictitious characters and the real historical and current events of the 15th,16th and 17th centuries in London; and the true archaeological facts in Tanzania dated millions of years back; and the Hadzabe tribe in Tanzania, who are the only people on the earth known to be still practicing primitive communalism by depending solely on hunting and gathering. The book has amazing facts about Tanzania national parks of which, The Ruaha and the Serengeti are individually bigger than some countries in the world! The Serengeti itself hosts more than 3,000 lions and 1.5 million wildebeests, 1,000 leopards and 5,3000 buffaloes all wondering freely in the forest!