Publisher's Synopsis
Due to a military coup in an African Empire, Shanghai, the Spiritual Emperor, 'The Sardauna' Aladudu was killed, in spite of his renowned diabolic powers. His son, Shombie, was secretly rescued from the bloody Empire, by two Irish, 'Christian' Missionary Priests, who happened to be the secret gay lovers of the 'Muslim' Holy Man, the Spiritual Emperor.
When the 'Sardauna' was killed, however, the gay priests were so angry, in that they were able to cynically manipulate the joyful event . . . they took a good dose of revenge on their lover's killers, by exploiting a dormant passion, instigating, in the process, the late Spiritual Emperor's followers into a massive revenge killing of jihad proportion. Shombie, the son the late Sardauna, came to America, via, Ireland. He settled in the deep South, Georgia-And, his desire to do good led him to a fragile friendship with a black American guy who was framed up, and falsely put in prison for killing a rich white man. His investigation into the truth, coupled with a singular drive to help the friend, and even to expose the truth . . . a risk taken in the midst of great and total danger, endeared him to the great American people, especially, to the media . . . turning him into a national hero. Many American women began to flock around him, all with aim to have him . . . among them, the very love-struck daughter of the Georgia State Governor. His fame also attracted the very interest of the movie industry. As a result, his legend became a stuff of a blockbuster movie.
