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    Fit For A Crown: The Returning Story
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    Fit For A Crown: The Returning Story

    By I. Izegbuwa

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    The returning story is the exciting sequel to Fit for a Crown.

    A deceased husband, an incontestable will and hostile inlaws: Stella’s frustrations have mounted despite coming a long way since her impetuous days in the prequel: ‘Fit for a Crown.’

    But all these struggles, along with some old notes left behind by her late mentor Edede, help to bring her through her path of actualization. While her physical youthful beauty is fading away, she steps into the shoes she was born to fill, gracefully evolving from that naïve beauty queen of yesteryears to a mature mentor who has learnt to appreciate the value in those who are coming behind her

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherI. Izegbuwa
    Release dateMar 3, 2017
    ISBN9781370497133
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    Fit For A Crown: The Returning Story
    Author

    I. Izegbuwa

    I. Izegbuwa is an author with a unique writing style that conveys deep truths and realities through relatable and captivating stories. Her works of fiction are not only entertaining, but also a source of inspiration to people of ages and across various spheres of life. Izegbuwa discovered her passion for creative writing at a tender age, while still growing up in her family home in the city of Ibadan, Nigeria. Through the years, she has nurtured her gift to create a portfolio of intriguing novels, short stories and poetry.A woman of many parts, she is also the founder and CEO of Emadini, a fast moving consumer goods company based in Lagos, that manufactures well loved staple food products. She holds her first degree from the University of Ibadan, and a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA.

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