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Book description
The murder-thriller is 184 pages long, and is set in Accra and the Akwapim mountains.
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Overview
Afiba suffers from an insatiable sex urge brought on by the untreated trauma of a previous sexual assault. But four years of marriage smothers her nymphomania until her husband, Delali, becomes indisposed. Her relapse brings about the death of high-level government officials that has Ghana’s criminal investigative agency scratching their heads. To prevent half the male population of the country from dying, her husband and the detectives must accept that the solution to the murders lies in between her legs — literally.
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Book Statistics
Eat Not My Wife is 184 pages, long, measures 6 x 9 inches, filled with 50,462 words consisting of 1,540 unique paragraphs.
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Details
Eat Not My Wife is a fast-paced mystery-thriller, a non-stop odyssey of mystery, action, romance, intrigue, and pathology, with political and moral undertones.
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Reading Time
On average, reading time for Eat Not My Wife is five hours.
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About the Author
JayJay D. Segbefia, born in May 1982, is the author of Inviolable, Eat Not My Wife, and the Executive Hallucination series: Gods of War, Brains & Nerves, and Wheels of Justice and is West Africa’s leading outdoor adventure operative. He runs a lacustrine, mountaineering and outdoor adventure guiding company in Ghana, his home country. He is a Mandela Washington Fellow of the US Government’s YALI Programme and an AGYLE Alumnus, the German government programme that seeks to strengthen African-German dialogue for cross-border economic cooperation.
JayJay trained as a journalist at the Ghana Institute of Journalism, now an Institute of the University of Media, Arts & Communication in Accra. He is an International Business scholar of the University of Ghana. When he isn’t running the jungle, he writes novels like this.
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JayJay’s writing presents a fresh and distinctive voice in contemporary literature, characterised by lyrical prose and thoughtful storytelling. Whether crafting medical thrillers or legal brawls, JayJay demonstrates a deep understanding of Ghanaian culture, often exploring themes of identity, resilience, and cultural intersections. His ability to blend introspection with narrative momentum creates an immersive reading experience that resonates long after the final page.
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What distinguishes JayJay is his nuanced storytelling approach, grounded in African perspectives while maintaining universal appeal. His work often bridges generational and cultural gaps, providing readers with an opportunity to reflect on history, modernity, and the evolving sense of belonging. JayJay does not shy away from difficult literary questions; instead, he invites readers into a layered dialogue that feels both personal and global.
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JayJay’s books have a way of leaving readers transformed—whether through a deeper understanding of a complex issue or a newfound appreciation for untold stories. His characters are often raw, complex, and deeply human, making it easy for readers to connect emotionally. The power of his work lies not just in what is said, but in what lingers between the lines—an emotional echo that stays with you.
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JayJay D. Segbefia demonstrates masterful control over language, with a writing style that is both precise and poetic. He has a talent for pacing and structure, skillfully weaving together multiple storylines or perspectives without losing clarity or cohesion. His sentences are carefully crafted, often carrying a quiet weight that builds into something profound. It’s the kind of writing that rewards close reading and reflection.
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As an author, Segbefia is known for his willingness to experiment and push boundaries. His work defies conventional genres, often blending narrative styles or incorporating nontraditional elements, such as journal entries, interviews, or cultural anecdotes. This inventive approach keeps his writing lively and unpredictable, embodying a bold, creative vision that refuses to be confined.
