"So what do I think of Meji? In a word, I think it's excellent. It combines the best qualities of heroic and epic fantasy...an epic as sweeping as any multi-volume fantasy saga..."

                        Charles R. Saunders, Author of Imaro and Dossouye

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"This is a self-published story which is quite well written and which has a truly folkloric feel....Lovers of fantasy, myth and even children's literature will love this."

                          Carole McDonnell,  Author of Wind Follower

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"Milton Davis has created a wonderfully unique world in Meji that carried me into its magic and lush story. I fell in love with the characters and world. He has an elegant and intriguing writing style that made it easy to read and sad to finish. I look forward to more."
                             Linda Addison, Author of Being Full of Light Insubstantial, Two Time HWA Bram Stoker Winner

"Reading Meji took me to a place that I forgot was a part of me. I was transported to a place in my mind where larger than life epic adventures live. With each passing word, I was comfortably put in a world that was visually stunning, vastly populated, and filled with colors and sounds; only I was reading Meji."
                              Edward Uzzle, Creator/Author of Neters
 

I just finished Meji I by Milton Davis and what a ride! Milton has skillfully blended African mythology, sorcery and history to create a seductive world unfolding upon lush, exotic landscapes. His characters are powerful -- yet believable -- and the plot twists and turns kept me on the edge of my seat until the final page.

Meji I is the read of the summer.

Valjeanne Jeffers, Author of Immortal

Milton,

I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed Meji, Book I. Uhuru was a breathtaking expanse of stunning grasslands, dangerous jungles, modest villages, and wondrous empires. My favorite characters were Ndoro, Chimela, Jelani, Shani, and Azana. I admired them all in different ways and for different reasons. I hated so many others, but grew to respect them in spite of my disdain. I have to say the Mawena were my favorite people. Their regality seemed unmatched by all and their cunning minds were to be patterned after.

I loved your sentence variation and your beautiful imagery. The characters were developed beautifully. Meji was much like a many layered cake, rich and satisfying. I savored every moment. This was not a fly through in one night easy read. Meji was thought provoking and dense. Each chapter literally had to be savored and pondered over. I cannot wait until Book II. You are truly an awesome writer that I admire and look up to.

B.Sharise Moore, Author of Taste

 

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