Redemptor Free Audiobook Download by Jordan Ifueko

A man wakes up to find himself in a dark, dank, and unfamiliar room. He remembers nothing of what has happened or of who he is. All he knows is that there is a note on the pillow next to him with his name on it and instructions for finding something he must do. This man is Redemptor and his quest is to find the truth about his past.

Jordan Ifueko is a Nigerian author whose novel, Redemptor, has been hailed in the international publishing scene. This novel is about the challenges of a young man's search for his father who disappeared years before. However, what makes this book stand out is that it also focuses on how religion can help one cope with challenges without turning away from God. The audiobook narration by Joniece Abbott-Pratt is full of emotion and you'll want to continue listening until its end.

A story that takes place across four generations in the rural south, Redemptor tells the tale of family, devotion and the weight of history. The novel's protagonist, Josiah "Jed" Taylor, has always been a simple man living a life of peace and contentment on his family's farm--until he is visited by God at night. In this dream, Jed is given three days to save his family and all they hold dear from a fiery doom promised by an ancient prophecy. Seeing no other way out of this impossible situation, Jed travels with his wife to ask for help from their cousin who lives in Chicago.

Redemptor is a story about a man that has been living amongst the dead for receiving their sacrifices and sacrifice in return. He lives in the shadows with no one knowing his true identity, until one day he bumps into a woman and begins to see the darkness take over her life.

Redemptor is a book that weaves together the story of a refugee who escapes a war-torn country, walks across Europe and arrives in America. The novel takes place over the course of several months, during which the protagonist's life alternates between journeys with strangers, near death experiences and moments of hope.