CARTHAGE, N.C. - s4story -- Ironmantle Books Imprint re-released Author Teedzani Thapelo's romance novel, "Seasons of Thunder," 14 February 2020 for Valentine's Day romance aficionados.  Ironmantle Books, is the romance novel arm of DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C. Publishing.

About the Book:
"Seasons of Thunder," shares the story of Batjibilibili, a well-known writer and newspaper columnist from Gaborone, Botswana. She is in love with her husband Ntungamili who is a recluse, and poet, consumed with contemplative inertia and angst.

No matter her love for Ntungamili, Batjibilibili spends most of her time with Satjilombe who is a Member of Parliament, the Senior Minister in the Office of the President and a goatherd clod who preys on attractive women for fun through his political influences.

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Batjibilibili feels dirty and disgusted after making love to Satjilombe. "Seasons of Thunder" shared Batjibilibili's life and story, which unravel against the bedrock of four successive political rulers.

About the Author:
Professor Teedzani Thapelo, born in Jacklas No.1 village in Tati East, Botswana was educated at McConnell College, University of Botswana, London School of Economics and School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London in Great Britain.
Teedzani has been employed as a teacher, research assistant, research associate, university lecturer, researcher and human rights campaigner. In 2003, the professor was a nominated Fellow of the Institute of International Education at the University of New York and spent 2004-2005 as Africa Guest Researcher and Visiting Scholar at Nordic Africa Institute at Uppsala, Sweden. He has resided in Canada, England, France, South Africa and Sweden and is a resident at Mapoka Village Tati West currently, where he resides with his eighty-one year old mother and sons (Davis and Rabasi). His elder son (Alex) studies in Canada with his mother who teaches at Oshawa in Toronto). Professor Thapelo, published in newspapers, magazines and peer-reviewed journals, lost his hand while working in the bush in 2019; however, he continues to weave dramatic political romantic fiction as disabled author - his titles brim with salacious intrigue discriminating romance readers enjoy the world over.

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Where To Purchase:
This compelling, and turbulent, true love story, is minced with an illicit affair that flames the pages and is available at https://www.donnaink.com where you'll receive the deepest pocket discounts.

Of course, this title is also available at major book distribution retailers.

To order bulk copies write to: contact@donnainkpublications.com.