Opanin Kwabena Mensah's New Book 'Frema: The Lost Asante Girl' is a Thought-Provoking Novel That Sheds Light on the Legalities and Complexities of Spousal Abuse

Fulton Books author Opanin Kwabena Mensah, a retired associate housing development specialist, a community activist in the Ghanaian community in New York, has completed his most recent book "Frema: The Lost Asante Girl": a gripping volume that revolves around an abusive marital relationship. No matter how many years have passed, her heart still longs for her one true love. She will do whatever it takes to free herself. 

Published by Fulton Books, Opanin Kwabena Mensah's book is a disturbing yet compelling narrative showing that there's always two sides to a coin and anyone is innocent until proven guilty. 

It's just a quick read but very insightful.

Readers who wish to experience this intriguing work can purchase "Frema: The Lost Asante Girl" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.

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