Adebayo, a young adventurous teacher meets Toro, an upper class lady. Cupid's arrow hits home, setting off ripples of intrigues, tensions and anticipations. Adebayo mounts a passionate love campaign but Cupid's match does not meet the approval of Teju; Toro's brother who safekeeps his sister for a more worthy partner. Adebayo also faces opposition from a colleague and a student whose obsessive crush on him leads her to spin scandalous webs. A lost pregnancy; a kidnap; an atmosphere of blackmail and pretence, two lovers find themselves at war with each other.

Fathali M. Moghaddam's The Individual and Society explores the fascinating relationship between the individual and society through a multi-disciplinary approach, drawing from research in social psychology, sociology, political science, anthropology, cultural psychology, neuroscience, and cognitive psychology. From the Islamic revolution in Iran to the biology of depression, Dr. Moghaddam adeptly uses personal anecdotes and his unique views on society and psychology to bring a better understanding of how culture, society, and the individual interact.

Why are we short on honest holy men in the ministries in this generation? Is it the will of God for the believers in Christ to seek after riches? The truth is, God wants us to be happy. He said to Moses Happy are thou, O Israel who is like unto thee, O people saved by the Lord the shield of thy help and who is the sword of thy Excellency! And thy enemies are found to be liars unto thee, and thou shalt tread upon their high places Deuteronomy: 33:29 (KJV). God is the source of our happiness. We have all heard the testimonies of miraculous financial blessing. Can we trust them? Why are few financially delivered and many are not? Why are not all Christians rich? I humbly recommend this book to pastors and ministers and all Christian workers to find peace and joy and contentment as they deal with financial stewardship.