Saint Ninah

Publication date June 2011 Available now.
Formats -- Paperback, Kindle, ePub
ISBM 13 -- 9780956949820
Number of Pages -- 368
Wordcount -- 112000 aprox

Saint Ninah. God works in mysterious ways.

Amidst a backdrop of violence and inhumanity, Little Sis tells a modern-day story of love and belief, as it follows the final few months of the Chi Bantri's existence and the return of the Qeervis. Just maybe God has returned, this time to stay.

After the break-down of the Bengal project during the late seventeen hundreds, the World ran unchecked. God's earthly project team, the Qeervi royal family, were wiped out by a group of Nepalese scholars from the Chi Bantri Temple, who took control of the project. For many years the secret society, the Chi Bantri, developed it s codes of practice to benefit the poor and unfortunate, but they soon took on their true human mantle, and recoded the society to benefit themselves. Power always corrupts. The society had learned from it s early, benevolent days that real strength comes from within, so they recruited all their members from within: within governments, religions, military, courts, schools, and even Royal families. They became the most powerful body unknown to man. The power was used to generate vast wealth for the society and the members, at all costs. And the costs were enormous, as they exercised untold influence in world affairs including the holocaust, the opium wars, East Pakistan, the Ukraine famine and the Congo. It was evident that the spoils of war greatly outweighed those from peace.

About two hundred years after the formation of the Chi Bantri, Little Sis sits around the camp-fire and tells her tale of the return of the Qeervi family. Her story tells of the adventures of two middle-aged English folk who suddenly find the urge and the draw to travel to the Bengali Anglian slums. Their friends' work involves some of the World's neglected tropical diseases, but they soon discover that the diseases are not the only dirt which the World has chosen to brush under the carpet. The abject dwellers of the Anglian slums show an unhinging belief in the couple, but so do some of the folk from the Anglian Fort. Have they really returned, is it really them? Very soon even Robin and Tracy are wondering who, and what, they are. But, before they are able to get to the bottom of the strange suspicions, they are cornered. They have nowhere to run to.

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