Eda Blessed

The bad man of sword and soul has arrived, damn it to the Cleave! Eda Blessed is a collection of stories all about Ki Khanga’s resident rogue, Omari Ket, a feared and unusually lucky Mikijen Mercenary, favored by Eda. Omari Ket is the anti-hero you love to hate… and love, oddly enough. Open THIS book and you are in for a wild ride. A ride you’ll enjoy every second of!
-Balogun Ojetade, Master Griot of Ki Khanga: The Sword and Soul Role Playing Game.â

Eda’s Blessed is the perfect storm where setting, tone, character, and story all snap into place, creating something special.
-Steve Rosenstein and Rodney Turner, Microphones of Madness

Milton Davis brings us an exciting character who is clearly a rogue, a thief and an all-around womanizing scoundrel. His one flaw is that he somehow manages to do the right thing at the right time. Eda Blessed is a fun, fast paced ride, helmed by a hero...or antihero...who leads us on a journey into the quirkier side of Sword and Soul. Enjoy the ride! It’s worth it!
-Ronald Jones, Author of Warrior of the Four Worlds and Kitombo

Milton Davis has done it again! Omari Ket is the personification of a Chaotic Good Rogue who you don’t want to cross, but might want on your side in a fight. Davis weaves his understanding of African culture with his love of the Black Fantastic into a series of stories that will capture your imagination. You’ll have a tough time putting it down. If you like the anti-heroes of The Black Company by Glen Cook or the reluctant and recalcitrant hero Elric Of Melnibone’ by Michael Morecock then pick this up and be Eda Blessed.
- Gerald L. Coleman, Author of When Night Falls and A Plague of Shadows

Eda Blessed is a blast! Set in the world of Ki Khanga, this collection of stories about the roguish Omari Ket's rise from the back alleys to mercenary to a path of unwanted supernatural destiny is a terrific work of sword & sorcery.
-Fletcher Vredenburgh, Sword and Sorcery Blogspot