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ADAEZE BY UCHE VICTORIA CHIOMA Hello, dearie! Welcome, welcome! I'm super happy that you decided to stop in and check out this blog. You won't regret the time you're investing by coming here because I have an amazing story ready to share with you.  Title Adaeze, as you might have already guessed, is the name of the main character in the story. From my little knowledge of Igbo, the name is a combination of two Igbo words—Ada meaning daughter and Eze meaning King. So Adaeze means daughter of the king. A befitting name indeed for the main character in the story.  Book Cover I like the simplicity of the book cover design. Blue and white as the main colours provide a sense of trust and calm that immediately draws you into the story.  Also, the vector silhouette of the girl in a prayer posture is just so endearing for anyone interested in wholesome Christian stories.  Characters  All the characters were well rounded and I loved each of them, except for th

Hey there, buddy! Welcome to another juicy book review. Hope you have a wonderful ride.  Title and Book Cover  The title doesn't give off much except that this is the name of the main character in the story.  As will be revealed in the story, I really bonded with the character because she, though initially vulnerable at the beginning, evolved to become a character so strong that fear and extreme isolation and gore couldn't faze her.  Apparently, there was something so special about this girl—she was a genius with languages and her blood had a special, mystic quality—that made her to be hunted by those who called themselves blood eaters.  I especially like the sense of mystery the book cover gives. Gives an eerie vibe. The picture used was the underground bunker where Uncle Truck hid Annabel, where most of the story was set.  About the Book Fourteen miles east of Peachtree, Alabama, a secret is hidden. That secret's name is Annabel Lee Truckson, and e