Figures of speech, choice of language, grammatical structure and
plot; yum! A reader’s delight! It is no longer the synopsis of Ayodele
Arowosegbe’s Crimson Clouds is whetting my appetite already.
Synopsis
When a chance meeting throws two people from extreme worlds on
the same lonely road on a dark night, an unlikely relationship is birthed. Sparks
fly and the strong emotions created are nurtured into an intense, but fragile
romance. But can this delicate love survive the tempest it is destined to be
thrown into?
Crimson Clouds is a rollercoaster ride into the world of deceit,
power, crime, politics and relationships. It is the story of two people who
decide to fight for their right to love each other against all odds. In the
process, they find themselves on a quest for justice and become the hope of a
nation that wishes to bring evil-doers to justice.
It is simple in its depiction of corruption and injustice in a
rapidly changing society. It also takes a look at the way these realities have
influenced the interaction of this society with western societies, especially
Europe.
While written with a political nuance and a plot that progresses
fast, ‘Crimson clouds’ is ultimately a love story that explores love as it
rises above difficult circumstances and triumphs in a world, turned upside down
by greed and injustice.
If you are as eager as I am to eat…sorry, read this book, you
can grab a copy at Litcaf, E center, Yaba. It should also be available on Konga
before the end of January. There will be a Crimson Cloud book chat on the 11th
of January at Litcaf E center Yaba. So all the literary heads, come let’s talk
Crimson Clouds.
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