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    A Crisis of the Heart

    By Nsununguli Mbo

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    Chibelu is a happily married man with a well-paying job in Gaborone, Botswana. He has a very flirtatious secretary He makes a decision that leads to a transfer to Tsebeyatonki village, a very superstitious village...

    Snakes somehow start finding their way into his office. There is one common disturbing thing amongst them: they are all turning up dead...

    It suddenly dawns on him that he made the wrong decision. But its too late...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateAug 31, 2010
    ISBN9781450246668
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    A Crisis of the Heart
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    Nsununguli Mbo

    A citizen of Botswana, Nsununguli Mbo studied Medicine at University College Dublin (Ireland). A Crisis Of The Heart is his second novel. His first novel was Wrong Turn. His novels are based in Botswana. He currently lives and works as a Registrar in Psychiatry in Australia.

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