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| Category: Fiction:Drama |
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| About the Book | |
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With the words “I have faith in the true way to live and die,” Alex, a successful mid-level Black executive in L.A., was able to summon his forefathers of the waters, his Ancestrians, for their uncanny knowledge and their heartfelt life’s journey. Confronted with the turmoil in his family, dismissal of his employees, and dismantling of his humanitarian values, Alex, with the unrelenting loyalty of a rag tag team, the UnbreakableX, is forced into a brush with the ultimate evil: the insatiability of big industry led by the master demon: Prince of Flies. With the understanding from one of his ancestor’s poem that the disturbances would only escalate, he is forced to interrupt his long adjournment from his destiny and return to his native Oklahoma town to rediscover what he had intentionally renounced: his mystical powers. In his no-holds barred expedition, Alex discovers why he initially left, his ancestor’s eye-opening truth, and the necessity to pass it on. He relentlessly unearths the horrific treatment Blacks had been and were still being administered, how they were responding at each other, and the call to convince a racially divided town to forgo their differences in order to thwart evil’s cataclysmic plans of exterminating a race of people. A fast paced, exhilarating, rollercoaster mystery, Alex’s adventures dabble us on the river’s unimaginable threshold of the paranormal—then dives in, leaving us pondering our wetness and questioning our ability to subsist in those waters, until the jaw-dropping finale—when there is no doubt.
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| About the Author | |
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Sylvester Berry Jr. was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He graduated college with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management Information Systems. Four years of his life were spent with the United States Air Force. After raising all seven of his offspring to responsible adulthood, he wrote De Facto Adjournment. |