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Author Mr. Ben Chi was born Nigeria now lives in Lagos. He studied Science and Laboratory Technology and Mechanical Engineering in university. He has been writing since 2006 and has authored several books.
He has won numerous writing contests and competitions. He also does voice-overs.
He is a poet and writes thought-provoking books on Christianity, Marriage and other topics. It is his goal to bring humanity to a stance of practical understanding of appreciating the entirety of existence by recognizing subtle, demystified and easy-to-relate-with philosophies (the true light of mankind) that transcend ‘threshold’ notions about living using the
mechanism of creativity writing.
His hobbies include playing and watching football, listening to quality music genres, talking sensibly, reading and writing, traveling, communicating, watching epic, classical and action-packed modern movies.
Maya Initiate 39: The Long Walk to Destiny
By Mr. Ben
Maya: Initiate 39 is an adult work-piece that explores the ordeals of Maya Isaacs. An overprotected single child, a victim of a broken home, Maya was raised single-handedly by a man whom she knew as her father, Samuel. He had divorced his wife, Cynthia, years ago on
grounds of infidelity before Maya turned three years old. Growing up in Durban was a heady
mixture of good, bad and ugly for Maya.
Through the influence of wrong peers, Maya went into the underworld endeavors of stealing,
drug trafficking and prostitution, under the cover of a very perverse juvenile assembly, called the Alternative Lifestyle Club (The ALC). She joined the club in the pursuit of what she called her
"destiny" and became popular among many top-notch Southern Africans.
After several disappointments, Maya thought she could use her connections to bite the fingers
that fed her, by carrying out the assignments given her own way - a way of letting the
organization know that she was no push-over. But that was not the case! Consequently, Craig
and Ms. Diana, the active players of the club, led this juvenile to her doom. They set her up and
the police did the rest. The long arm of the law landed her in prison in Johannesburg. It was
while she was in the prison that she realized that changing for the better would be the only way
to save herself.
Through a favor from Van Brussels, a rich gold merchant, school owner and chairperson of the
Louisville Shipping Company, against whom she had committed a crime in the past, Maya was
released from prison before the stipulated sentence was up.
She was sent to the United States
for secretarial studies, worked for Van Brussels' company for a couple of years, and then
returned to her native Durban home in South Africa with her husband, Daniel Young, to find her
father, whom she had left years before.
It is available on Amazon and Penitpublications.com
For more information, contact Penit Publications at penitpublications@yahoo.com
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