Publisher's Synopsis
Yena is an ancient Princess who became the greatest Queen in the land of the Blacks. After her union with the Usurper, came the beginning of a crisis of evil within herself. Hidden behind her unhealthy search for power, she overthrew him with finesse. She then became involved with hundreds of peoples when the slave trade started to rage on the edges of her Kingdom. Triumph after triumph, she was renamed Queen Sisi, the Queen of freedom. Then, her political aspiration changed and led her to the conquest and construction of a whole Empire, the largest in Black Africa. However, the enemy revised his plans and infiltrated smoothly with the rumor that a god had come to offer them a new eternal life. Missionaries came and with them Azkanar, the one in whom Yena could see herself. From there, her Empire weakens and falls into chaos, leaving the reign to anarchy...Yena is the introduction in the series of books aiming at reconstructing the hidden, distorded and unknown history of Ancient Black Africa. This book tells the many tragedies Ancient Black people went through, (perhaps) with the use of figure of speech which hold behind every words, many connotations only the hearts will be able to read.
