Damasken Publications

A most comprehensive narrative on early 21st century Ghanaian society and culture—The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.  An African Writers Series-type classic, a la Chinua Achebe's "Things Fall Apart".  A must-read for—Ghanaians domiciled abroad for a long period of time who wish to know to what extent Ghana has changed, and to what extent it has remained the same; people of African descent in the diaspora and other prospective tourists; students of Anthropology, Sociology, Religion, Politics, Economic Development and related disciplines; business executives searching for investment opportunities . . . . Enlightening, Thought-provoking, Humorous!

An engaging plotline leading up to a climax the reader would never have expected through a powerful and forceful message. God is too Busy is chockfull of information on tradition and culture, history, psychology, health care, politics, sociology and religion. The sermon in the book is the best sermon I have ever heard in my entire life, better than any preaching by any pastor I've ever heard! 

Richard

The novel is very educative, intuitive, and interesting as it encompasses a vivid picaresque of contemporary Ghana. I wish every Ghanaian could read the book, especially students. I can’t help but read it over and over as it has enriched my thoughts and ideas. I am still wondering how a medical doctor could be such a literary genius.

Kofi

The book is about everyday issues we’re all confronted with in our Ghanaian society. I fell in love with the book right away. You can relate to the issues and characters, as if the book is talking to you directly or you’re the character in the book. But above all, for me, it is the humour and the suspense that carries you along that did it for me.

Camynta

 

God is too Busy is a fascinating and interesting book. When I started reading it, I couldn’t put it down; I literally slept with it. The novel gives you practical and useful information to guide your life. Every Ghanaian, every African, everyone in the world should read this wonderful book, written by a wonderful man.

Samuel