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    The Last Komole
    The Last Komole
    The Last Komole
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    The Last Komole

    By Sharon Abimbola Salu

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    Komole is the name given to a popular Nigerian dance move, which literally means "bend down low."

    A group of ambitious college students visit a local nightclub in their small, university town. What starts out as a typical night out quickly takes a turn for the worse. By the end of the night, dancing the komole takes on an unexpected, but very significant meaning.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSharon Abimbola Salu
    Release dateApr 17, 2013
    ISBN9781301926114
    The Last Komole
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    Sharon Abimbola Salu

    Sharon Abimbola Salu grew up in Lagos, Nigeria where she lived until she relocated to the United States of America where she currently resides. Her stories are mostly set in Nigeria, and she writes stories she would like to read. A professed lover of spicy foods, she loves experimenting with new recipes, to the dismay of non-spicy food lovers. Apart from writing, photography is her other hobby. Visit her blog at http://www.sharonsalu.com

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      The Last Komole - Sharon Abimbola Salu

      The Last Komole

      By

      Sharon Abimbola Salu

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      Copyright © 2013 by Sharon Abimbola Salu

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      Blog: http://sharonsalu.wordpress.com

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      E-Mail: bakwai7@gmail.com

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      This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the author’s imagination and used fictitiously.

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      The Last Komole

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      The Last Komole

      The twitching started early in the week.  Monday, to be precise.  The same right toe twitching that was my body's way of warning me that something bad was going to happen.  Typically, these premonitions triggered a series

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