WHEN LIONS PRAY
Synopsis
Some bloodlines are buried for a reason.
Zara Abdullahi Cole is a Lagos paramedic with rent to pay and no time for mysteries. Then a dying man whispers four words in her ambulance they know about you and disappears from a locked morgue before morning.
What follows will force Zara to confront what she has spent twenty four years not examining why she heals too fast, why her temper frightens her, why the most powerful supernatural faction in West Africa has been watching her since before she could walk.
She is about to find out what her blood has always known.
And why her mother never wanted her to.
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Chapters (38 Total)
RSS- 1 Night Shift
- 2 The Body That Wasn't There
- 3 What Normal Costs
- 4 Being Followed
- 5 The Car Park
- 6 What Mama Folake Carried
- 7 Lore of the world so that you can understand the world of when lions pray
- 8 Chapter 7: Three Days
- 9 Chapter 8: Mr Vael
- 10 Chapter 9: The Curious Journalist
- 11 Chapter 10: Come Willingly
- 12 Chapter 11: The Bathroom Mirror
- 13 Chapter 12: Better Questions
- 14 Chapter 13:Femi
- 15 Chapter 14: Father and Daughter Meeting
- 16 Chapter 15: The Same Roads
- 17 Chapter 16: Moin Moin at dawn
- 18 Chapter 17: Friday
- 19 Chapter 18: Ngozi on a Friday
- 20 Chapter 19: what the dinner is for
- 21 Chapter 20: What Ngozi Does With The Truth
- 22 Chapter 21: Musa On A Friday Evening
- 23 Chapter 22: The Living Neighborhood Surveillance
- 24 Chapter 23: The missing uncle
- 25 Chapter 24: THE COMPOUND IN MUSHIN
- 26 Chapter 25: Sunday
- 27 Chaper 26: Monday
- 28 Chapter 27: Tuesday morning
- 29 Chapter 28: neither
- 30 Chapter 29: Murtala Muhammad way
- 31 Chapter 30: Tuwon shinkafa
- 32 Chapter 31: lady Fatima arrives
- 33 Chapter 32: Come home
- 34 Chapter 33: Wednesday morning
- 35 Chapter 34: The ground knows
- 36 Chapter 35: The record keeper
- 37 Chapter 36: after the records
- 38 Chapter 37: the first lesson
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