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Wanga Island - Paperback

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by Amina Harrison (Author)

"A priest who had been keeping a diary about the dark "sins" and exploits of Wanga Island had begun to feel his own being; in addtion to his own soul run cold with fear. as he gestures his so-called pious head because of pity too, the priest would later find out name of "Wanga" literally meant "voodoo" island." The author Amina Harrison has written a satyriasis novel about a fictional Caribbean island known as WANGA ISLAND. Set in the early era of the twentieth century, the native inhabitants of WANGA ISLAND, because of their intense longing for freedom; would place their hopes in a jaguar that is claimed to be a reincarnation of one of their long ago, dead infamous leaders which would rid the island of WANGA ISLAND of its white inhabitants.MIss Amina Harrison has revised her older book entitled; Wanga Island into a novella a story of an English family in the 1930's, who lives on an island controlled by an old superstition regarding to an incarnation of one dead leader of Wanga Island, whose soul lives in the animal of the island a jaguar.

Author Biography

Writing by the pen name of Amina Harrison, "WANGA ISLAND," is the authors' second consecutive novel to be published by CREATESPACE, who are in conjunction with Amazon. She is also the author of "NAMIBIA," "THE BEWITCHING HOUR," an historical play about the Salem Witch Trials and "SANTIAGO."

Number of Pages: 182
Dimensions: 0.39 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: August 17, 2007