Ride on a journey of power, survival, and the unbreakable human spirit in the new novel by Jabari Lamb titled “The Eyes From Above.” A Nationwide Release will thereafter tell the story of family, perseverance, and reclaiming one’s identity in a world fraught with danger and hostility.
Track the life of Connie, fighting his way through dangerous waters to uncover long-buried truths about his family’s past, as he evades sinister forces who are determined to stop him at every step. In Charleston, South Carolina, this is the story peeling historical trauma, mythical elements, and an African sense of roots into a bewitching tapestry of history, fantasy, and raw emotion.
There’s that richness of culture and heritage alive through the eyes of his Gullah Geechee perspective: all the trials and triumphs of the African diaspora. He spent time abroad in South Africa, exploring other pockets of the African continent; he weaves a very personal, detailed narrative of African traditions and powerful ancestral connections that should speak to readers from every part of this world.
For high drama or soul-stirring histories, be sure to read “The Eyes from Above” to question what truth is and what is in memory. This book is available in bookstores all over the country and in stores online.
About the Author
A bold, new voice in literature, Jabari Lamb blends history and mythology and his Gullah Geechee heritage in stories hard to forget. This impressive young writer’s novel, The Eyes From Above, explores African roots and displacement based on his journey learning about the Gullah Geechee people, the history of African-Americans, and his trip to South Africa. A voice unique unto his own, Jabari extends the invitation to the reader to consider the fluidity of memory and identity and, indeed, the truth. The Eyes From Above makes its wonderful debut into the literary world.
Media Contact:
Contact Person: Jabari Lamb
Email: Jabarilamb1847@gmail.com
Phone: 770-580-3190
Website: Jabarilamb.com
City: Atlanta
State: Georgia
Country: United States
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