McSexy
by
Sianah Nalika DeShield
Genre:
Contemporary Romance
Name: Michael
Abeiku Frimpong Aka Mike Frimpong
Age: 27
Nationality: Ghanaian
Net
worth: $250 million United
States Dollars.
About
him: Yale University Graduate,
MBA. Masters of Business Administration BBA. Bachelors of Business
Administration. Millionaire at age twenty-one, CEO of Frimpong
Insurance Corp. Voted number one most eligible bachelor by the women
of Ghana for five consecutive years. Grand Master of the female
orgasm, and serial playboy until his manhood was questioned, leaving
him no choice but to accept the wager of getting a woman pregnant or
pay $200,000 USD. Well, it’s on!
Name: Lilian
Akosua Annah Aka Lily Annah
Age: 24
Nationality: Ghanaian
Net
worth: The last time she
checked, there were 300 Ghana cedis, the equivalent of $60.00 USD in
her account.
About
her: Shy, nerdy, insecure, and
likes to think she is an average woman since she seems invisible to
men and the last time she had a boyfriend was three years ago, but is
she really that average? University of Cape Coast Ph.D. Candidate,
Educational Psychology, Masters of Philosophy, Educational
Psychology, M.Phil. University of Ghana, Legon, Bachelor of Arts,
English BA, author of Affong’s
Wishes, the newest children’s book
set for the next academic year curriculum for the students in Ghana,
beautiful dark skin, perfect hips, tiny waist, a good pair of perky
tits, eyes that are absolutely beautiful, adorable, and innocent,
they could make you do anything she wants, a voice that is so
hypnotic it would make you go wild and submit to her, and a brain
that is so sharp that it makes Mike Frimpong’s four-point zero
grade point average at Yale seem less achievable.
One
visit to her book launch leaves the playboy’s heart pumping and
manhood twitching, not just from thinking of claiming her, but also
making her the perfect woman to carry his child. Oops... she’s off
limits and could cost him everything.
Is
the playboy bold enough to chase her, risking everything he’s
worked for in the process, or is he willing to let the one woman who
stops his heartbeat for the first time walk out of his life?
Sianah
Nalika DeShield is a Liberian who left a career in politics to write
steamy African Inspired Romance Novels that leave not only her
readers spellbound and in awe with an intense emotional connection
with the realness of her books, but it also gives a positive picture
of the Africa she knows and loves. You can find her in the lovely
city of Minneapolis living her urban life while giving us
make-believe of happily ever after.
GUEST POST
Every author has his/her own unique story about how they became a writer. These stories can sometimes be funny, sad, happy, and even inspirational. My story consists of all of these things.
Every author has his/her own unique story about how they became a writer. These stories can sometimes be funny, sad, happy, and even inspirational. My story consists of all of these things.
To
start off, I was born in the heart of the 1990 civil war in Liberia –
a war that lasted sixteen years – so you can understand that unlike
many people, my entire childhood wasn’t so beautiful. Memorable?
Hell yeah, it was. I laugh with my family now about many of the
things that happened. Now that the difficult times are over, we can
laugh about those awful experiences. Time really does heal wounds.
I
remember that as a child in the middle of the wrecks of war, I
couldn’t figure out what I wanted to be. Unlike all of my friends
who could do this effortlessly, I spent most of my time questioning
what I would do with my degree when I was out of school. I was
curious – would my future depend on what I had studied or
experienced or would it depend solely on what I aspire to become? In
between these thoughts, however, I was sure of one thing – I was
going to become an important person in society. I knew from the
beginning that I would have the power, influence, and profession to
change the lives of an entire generation. For that, I was certain.
Luckily,
I had grandparents who spoiled me with so much love, and made efforts
to give me some level of normalcy during my childhood, I was always
reminded of what I had to achieve and whom I had to do it for. My
grandmother would, at all times, remind me that being the oldest
grandchild came with a huge responsibility – a responsibility I
shouldn’t mess up. She wanted me to be like Condoleezza Rice, the
former United States Secretary of State who was a highly educated,
successful, and a powerful black woman. Undoubtedly, Ms. Rice became
my personal hero. And these largely put serious pressure on me as a
young woman in a society of traumatized youths and less parenting due
to survival.
Perhaps
it was because of the pressure or perhaps it was because of
everything I had seen and brainstormed about as a child, all I knew
was that I was beginning to conceive images in my head
about various perceptions and about many possibilities. I
considered myself a writer in 2017 when I had the idea for my first
book, Thou Shalt Love. And let me say, I had a blast writing it! The
pure joy I felt while writing about the beautiful ideas that flowed
in my head gave me the answer I had always been looking for – how
to create everything from a little imagination. I wanted to change
the lives of an entire generation, I told myself, how about I do it
by changing the narrative of the African continent?
Over
time, being introduced to politics as a National Student Leader, and
getting a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from my home
country, Liberia, and a Masters of Arts Degree in International
Relations from Cyprus, I realized that I had been exposed to the
world of politics and leadership that if I am ever to be a world
leader, I will be a just one. I believe in the rule of law and the
human interpretation of those laws. I believe people should be able
to take care of themselves and their families without overworking and
getting old, only to have nothing to point all the years of work and
service to. I believe in providing basic human services to people,
and making sure everyone can live in a safe, peaceful, and happy
environment. It’s safe to say that I would kick ass as a world
leader, but until I am in such a position, I will continue to be
passionate about changing the narrative about the African continent,
and lifting my country, Liberia, high through storytelling.
Storytelling is what I am great at and I will use my gifts to impact
the world.
Every
time someone asks me to describe myself in five words outside of
storytelling, I tell them I am exceptional, impressionable,
ambitious, strong, and witty. It may seem condescending to say this,
but trust me, you will love hanging out with me. I am the “life of
the party”. I am also the kind of friend who would tell you the
truth, and push you to be the best you can be. With everything I have
gone through in my life, where I came from, and the sacrifices I have
made, only someone with good qualities can go through it all in one
piece and still be hopeful, charming, happy, and content, while being
undeniably and unapologetically ambitious. I made this conclusion
after going through serious self-evaluation and considering the
positive and analytical human that I still am today.
If
I were to talk about the stories I have written, I would argue that
the topics I write about and not just the characters in my stories
inspire me. Take McSexy for instance, Lily Annah, a character in the
story, is a beautiful, shy, intelligent, and modest lecturer who is
the perfect woman for many people. Unfortunately, she isn’t well
versed in relationships and social situations because she had little
time dating and more time getting an education and a career. We all
know that woman. They call her a nerd. Although she seems like a
perfect person, she is flawed like everyone else. She makes mistakes
when it comes to love and life issues. Like every woman would
understand, being the first girl child in any family puts you in the
adult position to take care of your family when things go wrong. Lily
had to step up to save her family and she did.
Mike,
another character, on the other hand, is a smart young man who lost
his parents at an early age, lived life through grief and tried to
fill the void in his life with sex. When he couldn’t fill that void
with one woman, he avoids her and moves on to the next. A man who is
intelligent, highly educated, kind, and yet promiscuous is the
perfect example of how we can be beautifully flawed. Let us not also
forget about Maggie, my personal favorite person. Maggie is Lily’s
best friend and her strength, courage, and push constitutes the
example of the friend we all need. And Mama Naa Lily’s mother, oh
dear, when I think of Mama Naa, she reminds me of all the African
mothers that I know and have heard about. She is so dramatic that
writing her scenes made me laugh the entire time.
When
I was writing about these characters, I wanted people to relate to
their stories. I wanted everyone to identify themselves or their
families with a certain character in the book. And I enjoyed writing
the theatrics of the typical African family. If I were ever allowed
to play any character in my book, I would definitely choose to play
Maggie Ampofu. I would choose her because of her personality. Maggie
has this aura that is beautiful and impressionable. And enacting her
strength and daring character would give me the thrill of a lifetime.
Honestly, I see a little bit of myself in Maggie. I know it’s not
fair, but I couldn’t help it.
I
remember that when the story was ready, I went searching for a
picture that would work with it. I spent some time finding the
perfect picture, but when I did, when I saw it, there came the name!
The picture spoke a single word to me – McSexy. Looking at the guy
in the picture was a sight to behold. “He is truly McSexy”, I
told myself, and he went well with Mike Frimpong.
When
I read the book now, I always can’t wait to get to my favorite
part. It is when Mike confronted Lily about having sex on his newly
inserted sperm that was supposed to make his babe. This part is
emotional, hilarious, ridiculous and entertaining:
“I
can’t believe you slept with a man while my sperm was supposed to
be in you making my baby? Are you insane, Lily? You had the
nerve to have sex when the sperm I worked so hard for was inserted in
you just a few hours earlier? You are unbelievable!”
“What
is unbelievable is the fact that you have forgotten that same man
whom I had sex with was you! Are you kidding me right now, acting
disgusted that I slept with someone on your sperm? Are you seriously
accusing me of cheating on you with you?”
Reading
a scene like this one makes me want to spend time with Mike Frimpong.
If only I could spend a day with him, it would involve studying his
mind and his body. If I had the chance to run my hands on Mike’s
body, trust me, I would take it. Judge all you want, but if only you
knew Mike Frimpong as I do, you would be fighting to get a taste of
him. And trust me, it would turn out to be an entirely ecstatic
experience. Everyone falls in love with Mike Frimpong, AKA Mr.
Vagina. This is why he is known as the Master of the Female Orgasm.
When
it is time for me to write about a character, I usually have a
strong, educated, beautiful/handsome, and uniquely flawed person,
roaming around in my head. I always can’t help it. Great people
intrigue me, so they come out in my works. This happens because I
write African Inspired Romance Novels that sends a message to readers
about issues concerning young people that I find important. Although
my books are a work of fiction, the goal is to get someone to learn
something new whenever they read my novels. That is why I carefully
choose each character and turn them into fictional people that every
real person, especially Africans, can relate to.
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