The Turning of Sally-Mae

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Author Nuzo Onoh
Format Paperback
Publisher Titan Books Ltd
Publication Date 2026-10-20
Pages 356
ISBN-13 9781835416075

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A historical African-Wild West horror story of supernatural vengeance and terrifying occultic magic from the winner of the Bram Stoker Award (R) for Lifetime Achievement. Two fearsome deities battle each other for the souls of white twins destined to either bring vengeful devastation or salvation to their community in Texas, USA, for a great injustice done to their mother. When Sally-Mae Jenkins is violated and impregnated by the twin scions of a wealthy rancher, she’s sent to join the African missionary ship as a widow. Pregnant and terrified, Sally-Mae vows vengeance on all those who abused her and her family. Amara is a young woman with the body and face of an old hag. The village outcast, Amara can ‘eat’ the diseases ravaging the villagers and cure the most deadly ailments. But her powers drain her youth and her strength and the only help she has is the fearsome entity that claimed her soul, the spirit known as Aja-Mmo, the death-giver and physician of the dead. When Sally-Mae arrives in Amara’s village, her unborn twins become the focus of both the Python-Goddess, Asata, who wants the twins dead, and Aja-Mmo, who wants the twins alive in her service, just like Amara. And suddenly, Sally-Mae finds the boys, with their unearthly and fearsome powers, have become the weapons of her vengeance against the unsuspecting citizens of her home town back in Texas…. A gripping tale of supernatural horror, bitter revenge and battling deities, suffused with Onoh’s trademark thrilling storytelling, wit and dark humor.

Additional information

Weight 0.255 kg
Dimensions 5.5 × 13 × 19.8 cm
Author

Nuzo Onoh

Publisher

Titan Books Ltd

Imprint

Titan Books Ltd

Format

Paperback

ISBN-13

9781835416075

Publication Date

2026-10-20

Publication Year

2026

Pages

356

Country of Publication

GB

Language

English

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