Journalist Dawda Faye’s third novel hits the market

Journalist Dawda Faye, senior judicial correspondent for The Point newspaper, has published his third novel entitled “Bad Blood”.

The book depicts the life of a woman, Lemu, who vows that her daughter, Kodu, will not marry a son of a blacksmith. She feels they are superior to blacksmiths and forces her daughter to marry her (Kodu’s) cousin brother. But it is this very son of a blacksmith who saves her life.

This novel is another masterpiece, and breathtaking. It is well planned and written, and the narration keeps you reading up to the last page, with a clear message.

It is available at Timbooktoo at D300 per copy.

Journalist Faye is the author of “The Broken Reed” a review of which was done by The Standard newspaper. He also authored “The Betrayer”.

“The Betrayer” are out of stock but they will be reprinted very soon.

As a student, Journalist Faye developed his writing skills when he started writing short stories for Radio Gambia for its programmer “Tell me a story”.

In his latest book, he brings to the reader problems and beliefs we face in our society.