Augustine Sherman

Genesis and Revella are twins with identical genes, but somehow, somewhere, something went horribly wrong. As their grandmother does everything in her power to keep the girls above the fray and away from public eyes, Genesis persistently dogs her sister, attempting to portray her as a conniving, underhanded cheat, whilst projecting herself as a lovable consistent child any adult would cherish. As the girls grow into adolescence, the scheming and treacherous ways of Genesis takes on an increasingly deadly undercurrent to which the inevitable destiny of one or the other becomes the ultimate victim in the play of jealousy, envy and deceit.

Until nineteen ninety-one, fifteen republics made up the Soviet Union. In December nineteen twenty-two, Byelorussia, Transcaucasia, Russia and Ukraine were the four founding republics that signed a treaty creating the USSR. During the nineteen twenty-four national demarcation, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan were formed from parts of Russia's Turkestan and two Soviet dependencies: Bukharan, and Khorezm. Five years later, Tajikistan was divided from Uzbekistan, and, Transcaucasian dissolved with the constitution of nineteen thirty-six, resulting in the elevation of its constituent republics of Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia to Union Republics, while Kazakhstan and Kirghizia were split off from Russian. In nineteen forty, Moldavia was formed from parts of the Northern Bukovina, Ukraine and Bessarabia, while Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia were also admitted into the union, which generally, wasn't recognized by most members of the international community and frowned upon as an illegal occupation.

The ten years old whose virginity Koko violated is now his wife and finally bringing his seed into the world. He is proud, happy, and filled with anticipations until the reality of the other side of his ruthlessness catches him off guard. Suddenly, his enthusiasm fades, pride and happiness escaping to a place he'd kept them all his life. Now, he yearns for his seed to belong to that other side, far away from the brutal world of his existence. And, the choice he makes on this fateful day, will eventually determine, for better or worse, the sequence of his destiny.

I started off wanting to write a story about rats, roaches and lizards constantly disturbing me whenever I tried to sleep. But the persistent gnawing idiosyncrasies of the Christianson brothers compelled me to stop and take a closer look at the threesome. The Christiansons are half-cast and belong to the Ghanaian elite. Alex, the youngest of the three brothers is a delusional narcissist, whose lust to impress leaves him frequently overextended. Preston, the overzealous wolf with pompous yearning for full figures is constantly tormented by his inability to achieve his ultimate ambition. Leonard, the eldest of the three, a reckless megalomaniac believes he is divinely sanctioned to do God's will; therefore, thought he was virtually untouchable as he openly and irresponsibly pursued his thirst for young girls.

Whanga Mitchell's singular passion is to become a US Marine. Dexter Bryant's only desire is to bring his unyielding mother to accept his black wife before the baby comes. John Mitchell's one regret is raising his daughter near a marine base. Susan Bryant's lone mission is to destroy her black daughter-in-law before her black daughter-in-law destroys the proud Irish bloodline of the Bryant's ancestry. Will the honesty and purity of Whanga's heart sustain her amid silent adversaries individually seeking her destruction? And then, there is Mahmoud Abbas, whose sole desire is revenge. "Well, my brother, Hussein, I'll tell you this. While the rest of the world is still fussing over nuclear enrichment, our brothers in Iran, thanks to Allah, are far beyond that." "I don't understand," Hussein said. "Are you saying they already have the nuclear bomb?" "Shhh, don't say it too loud. This is only known to a very few privileged individuals.

Augustine Sherman tells in his new book, War of Morality, why the teachings of the church need to be readjusted to fit the true history of God's intent, who and what God actually is, and how to achieve oneness with God through understanding and not faith. The book, targeting those persons who are of religious persuasions and those without religious beliefs, summarizes a personal battle between what people think God is, versus what the church teaches who God is.