New!  "This is one of those monumental and most incredible investigative works by mankind that is geared towards exposing the hypocrisy and double standards of the white race." Redgies Ziteya, Zimbabwe, Oct. 2004 (Full Review)

"Subtly, he weaves a careful yarn of the hopes and aspirations of all Africans or organizations whose vision is to work towards a self-determinate Africa. ... A very interesting and intriguing novel ..." Merari ALOMELE, The Weekly Spectator, Ghana, Dec. '98 (Full Review)

"... deep and moving ..." Okailey Dua, PRIDE Magazine, Dec. 98 (Full Review)

"... not a book for the weak-hearted. ... Spartacus has produced a first-class novel which takes you through boundaries of thought which we tend to ignore. A fantastic debut novel, ..." Ian Marsh, The VOICE. (Full Review)

"A compelling, erotic, sensuous thriller. An addictive drug, once you've started you have just got to continue reading." - Judith Jacob, Actress.

"From the first page to the last, an absolutely scintilating novel. Magnificent writing." - Desmond Johnson, Poet and Publisher.

"I was pleasantly surprised - no shocked - I didn't expect it to be that good." - Carole Pyke, Literary Promoter.

"A great story." - Menelek Shabbaz, Film Maker.

"Spartacus R. wrote with the adeptness of an African soothsayer." - John Hayford, Journalist, Germany. (see full review)

"I am currently on chapter 9 and I must say, I have to make myself put it down." - IJ, Email reader.

"I like it.  You will succeed where many have failed." - TBA, Email reader (see full text)

"I don't know where to start 'cuz that book is DEEP!! .... one of the best books I have ever read in my life." - KN, Email reader. (see full text)

"Some people obviously will find some of the sexual imagery too much for their
personal sensibilities..." - RW, Email reader. (see full text)

"What you may be gaining is access to an audience who simply won't read non-fiction, and who could give less than a care about african empowerment." - LKS, Email reader. (see full text)

"Shango guy is too perfect..Too understanding......" - MS, Email reader. (see full text)

"I just finished reading the entire 14 chapters and i must say that I enjoyed the book." - IJ, Email reader. (see full text)

"I think this would be an excellent movie script" - ML, Email reader. (see full text)

"There's naked truth and then there's naked truth." - KW, Email reader. (see full text)

"I must first say that the reading was wonderful... I enjoy it a great deal when something grabs my attention and can keep it for large blocks of time..." - KP, Email reader. (see full text)

What exactly is the mysterious missing object? Who created it, and why? And how does it relate to the Missing Link?

Why are so many people prepared to kill so casually for it?

Does it really hold the secret of eternal life?

What is the significance of Haiti, the old West African woman, in the unravelling of the mystery? Does she have the answer or is she part of the problem?

What is the true connection between Shango and Gertrude? And why does he refer to her as "the epitome of the deranged European psyche"?

What is Aiysha's big secret?

These are just a few of the questions which are answered in 'The Maãt Mystery: in search of the missing link'.

The Maãt Mystery is a journey of discovery through the human mindscape, plumbing the depths of individual and collective depravity, degradation and self-destruction and scaling the heights of supreme enlightenment.

This is a pilgrimage through time and space, spanning three continents. Our quest begins in Europe, with Carol and Hans. In North America we meet the mysterious Aiysha, Fundisi the Teacher and Shango. In Africa, we experience the marvellous, ancient wisdom of Nenen Haiti and learn to see the modern world with different eyes.

This word vision is also a sexpense thriller with real people such as George, the unfortunate victim and Gertrude, the "rude gal", dealing with life's ordinary issues in extraordinary ways. Laugh and cry, live and die with these key characters as they interact with each other, continuing their personal quests for fulfilment, seeking, among other things: acceptance, identity, knowledge, love, material acquisitions, power, more power, sexual satisfaction and vengeance.

Experience the joys and dramas of human transformation as members of a proud, peaceful, loving people, once Gods, attempt to rewrite their destiny (as prescribed by others), dragging themselves out of a pit of subhuman subsistence and stepping boldly onto the path of right living towards eternal life.

If some characters, concepts and/or events appear familiar to you, it is because of your own experience of them. If, on the other hand, they appear new, strange or alien, it may be due to my own inability to overcome intellectual, legal, moral, practical and social constraints and present a clear enough picture and/or it may be due to our current level of collective consciousness.

The Maãt Mystery is written in the spirit of Maãt and presented to you in the name of our great Ancestors, Modin Kane. Thank you for listening. Oyi wala don.

It can also have a dramatic effect on how you, the adult, sees the world and your place in it. Some people may be shocked, offended or even reoriented by some of the language, events, ideas and concepts expressed.

If you are one of those who consider themselves too fragile for straight between the eyes TruthSaying, or you are perfectly pleased and satisfied with the world the way it appears to you,

don't just listen to what other people have to say about it, even that could have an irreversible effect on you. Read it yourself and decide.

If, however, you live in the real world and you are willing to look at this world again, in the raw, to see what's wrong with it and what can be done to fix it,

If you are open to the idea of a new perspective on life, a new way of being, then you must read