Publisher's Synopsis
Princess Yemisi Adekunle is not a real person. The story in this book, though filled with realistic assumptions, however, it didn't happen. It was designed to make the reader laugh because life imitates art. You can identify with some of the scenes. Though the names and the landmarks may seem and sound familiar, however, it is just a fictional story based on "What ifs." What if there is a kingdom in the remote State of Nigeria, where evils parade at any given moment, a leader emerged to letter differently, honesty, dedication, and made real sacrifices for the sake of love, the land he loved dearly. What if, as a human being, makes all the mistakes that due to him, but still emerges as a symbol to be reckoned with, a symbol of hope, which his people can count on at a moment's notice. What if there is a princess somewhere in Nigeria, pretty as she can be, however, is human. A mother of five boys with the responsibility of a whole kingdom to care for. The brink of love that pushes her to make the utmost mistake of her life, shooting herself on her two feet. Then emerged a consular, in the hands of a boyfriend, who understands and is willing to allow time to detect an end. What if there exists a harmony whereby there is not single finger-pointing among three highly educated and sophisticated women whose intention is to please the man they love very much at all cost. Yes, there was bitterness, but the bitterness didn't reach the bone to lame it. It was always managed in order to achieve the ultimate goal, "Peace." This book saw you as the actor, acting out your real feelings. Most scenes will make you laugh, cry, and teach you a lesson to be learned. You can identify with Iyabo, who in the means of a very difficult situation, volunteers to be the shoulder of the family where everyone can count on. You have, yourself, been carrying the load of the whole family whether you like it or not.
