Cooking the East African Way

by Bertha Vining Montgomery, Constance R. Nabwire

2009 · Lerner Books [UK]

9 yrs+

Cooking the West African Way

by Bertha Vining Montgomery, Constance Nabwire

2001 · Lerner Publications

Focusing on the cuisine of several West African countries--including Nigeria, Cote D'Ivoire, Sierra Leone, and Ghana--this book describes why most meals cooked in West Africa are either soups or stews. With each recipe, you will get to know the traditions and cultures of these unique and intriguing countries.

Last Reunion

by Constance Sharon

2015 · FriesenPress

Sharon O'Brien was a tormented woman and believed the truth would set you free. What she didn't realize, was all good things would end and she would have to reunite with her own. "Last Reunion" is a heart rendering tragedy, of a compassionate Irish family, destroyed by the closing of a generation, thus revealing the deception of an elder sibling's manipulation of the family fortune. This literally had her giving away the family farm. Her devious plot to eliminate obstacles in her path, proved fatal for the pariah. The unbearable suffering led to the blatant truth of deception and overwhelming power of greed. Eventually, causing a beloved family member to clean the slate, confessing to the murder of Annie, the family thorn. She was undeniably, responsible for the death of her first born child. Once again, causing the repetition of the family feud, only this time, leaving no possibility for reconciliation. Surrounding this saga lies a melee of lust, humor, hate and total betrayal, indicating they had lost sight of their strongest virtues; that of love and forgiveness. This profound catastrophe, ending a generation, would suggest that this Irish clan are typical fighters, not lovers, leaving behind so much destruction and pain.