Simba and the Treasure of Ocal: Simba The Fireboy, #3

By Derek Goneke

Here is a superhero who has magical abilities, who has to fight others with supernatural powers like his. This action adventure book is full of suspense and excitement.

Simba the Fireboy is now a teenager and has left his village in Africa to travel to the United States, where he is studying. He plans to go home and help develop his land once he finishes his education.

Simba's first year in the US has been fairly uneventful – he lives like a normal teenager and focuses on his schoolwork so he can go home as soon as possible. But now, strange events begin taking place. He encounters a strange black cat, and goes head to head with others who have powers like him – other supernaturals. But these supernaturals are evil and they are looking for a special treasure that will help them rule the world.

And things get even stranger when he travels back in time to a place he shouldn't know, but he does. What to these other supernaturals want? Who is this strange black cat? What is this mysterious treasure?

To find out, dive into this thriller of a book and enjoy Simba the Fireboy's newest adventure!

• Language: English
• Publisher: DGone Publishing
• Release date: Jul 23, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393687689

Derek Goneke

Author Derek Goneke has lived an extraordinary life, aiming to be fulfilled through his passionate pursuits and excellent work. As an author, he specializes in SciFi ,Entrepreneurship, Self-Help books, and children's books. As his mind is always hard at work, he seeks inspiration from a lot of things and aims to write other genres in the future. What our minds can conceive and what our hearts believe, we can achieve. Derek epitomizes this saying. He has always strived to be more, to be better, and to make a positive impact on the lives of others. The values of hard work, serving others in need, and the belief that everything is possible have been ingrained in his DNA. He is full of gratitude for the life that he's living that he just wants to give back to others. After earning his Master of Business Administration, he has worked for over a decade as an Account Executive for a Fortune 500 Company. His hard work, perseverance, and dedication have served him well as he earned numerous awards in his field. His career has also propelled him around the globe, allowing him to explore different countries and cultures. He took advantage of these once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to learn from others. Derek's mind is constantly at work, thinking of new ideas and taking inspiration from the world around him. He has now become an entrepreneur and author. Taking his experiences in business, he writes Entrepreneurship and Self-Help books, hoping that readers will learn from what he has gone through. His books on Emotional Intelligence and the Entrepreneur Mindset are both aimed at helping individuals become more motivated and achieve their life goals. Derek's greatest passion and true joy - aside from being a self-proclaimed die-hard Liverpool FC fan - is being a father. He believes that being a dad is a great privilege, nothing short of amazing. He loves spending time with his family, and he takes this role very seriously. He relishes this role so much that he has also crafted children's books because of this. Not only does fatherhood allow him to become a better man, but it also makes his books more appealing to children because he knows their language and understands their fears, their needs, their happiness, and their apprehensions. The themes of his children's books center on destiny, heroism, and adventure. Calling the great state of Tennessee home,

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DEREK GONEKE

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One year had passed since Simba had left his small village – Ida – for the seat of the modern world, the United States of America. He had not believed it at first, until the head of the Non-Governmental Organization, an afro American lady, Ms. Shane, made it happen. Luke had taken him to the state secretariat to run his international passport. Ms. Shane worked with international companies to provide opportunities for young children in villages. When she had touched Ida, Simba had been the best student and the only one who had passed the scholarship exams. She had been pleased and had announced to everyone that he would be schooled in prestigious high school to the university level.

Simba smiled as he gazed outside the window of his new home. One year had passed already, but it still felt like yesterday. He touched a golden bracelet that he always wore on his left hand. His grandmother had given it to him as a symbol of remembrance, just before he left the country.

Always wear this Simba. Whenever you feel lonely, know that your sister and I are there with you. Make us proud, and bring back light and wisdom to Ida. Her words rang in his ears.

Images of his sister’s crying face and his grandmother’s sad eyes ran through his mind. Many of the villagers had cried and wailed as Simba drove away with Ms. Shane. It would be for their good, because he planned to return to his village once he was finished and bring development to the village.

Simba shook the thoughts of the past away and focused on the view of the Newsdale beach that stood very close to his apartment. When he turned sixteen, Ms. Shane who was his guardian in America had permitted him to leave alone, because the other house had been too far away from his school. Though Simba spent most weekdays in his house, he went to his guardian’s house every weekend.

One thing had scared Simba and his grandmother about moving to another world were

Reviews for Simba and the Treasure of Ocal

[Joseph Hernandez · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Take part in a journey with the fireboy : Simba. Superb book. Less time but a lot of excitement! (recommended)

[Maria Rodriguez · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I enchanted free depiction of the movement scenes, I had the choice to picture the fight with unbelievable detail in my internal being.

[James Smith · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I charmed a free depiction of the action scenes, I had the choice to imagine the fight with exceptional detail in my creative mind. Moreover, the ways that the characters each reacted helped move me into the story.

[Mitu Akter · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Very exciting story. Love to read it. I can't focus on another thing when I was reading it. Love to read it next version. Thanks, author.

[Jason Pollard · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Loved it from beginning to end, awesome character, not an average hood book, not the same basic story. Great story. Recommended to all for this Simba the fireboy guide

[Mahoob Sevou · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Goneke works admirably with the activity and the structure of the world. By tossing into the fight, profoundly inventive components, for example, the enchantment framework while serenely wedging in political interest - an irregularity in ' books-says much regarding the nature of the story. Simba's character improvement through external books makes the arrangement considerably more captivating and advantageous to gorge read.

[Captain Dada · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Very nice book for children. Let them avoid from the addiction from the computer.

[Ian Stuart · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Derek goneke is one of those authors you can depend upon to write books worth buying. This book is no exception.

[Marks · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Superb book. All of this series I read and now I am very excited for the next one!!

[Oliver Hernandez · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This is one of the best put together stories I've read in a while. There's just enough unpredictability to make and keep it interesting, without becoming confusing. I found myself unconsciously holding my breath from time to time while reading, sort of hoping I knew what was going to happen next.