Nathaniel Johnson Isong Reinforces the True Value of Choosing the Right Spouse Carefully in the Relaunch of His Book

Marriage should be the start of a shared life of commitment and love between man and woman. It is the pinnacle of human interaction. The two become one, and they are destined to experience all of life’s joys and sorrows for the rest of their lives. However, the union can occasionally be a sign of impending doom, especially when phony love is used to cover fraud. Nathaniel Johnson Isong brings the reality of these marriages to light in this book, “Who Knows: The Unpredictable Bride.”

The book chronicles the dreadful experience of an American university professor, whose only mistake was to love a lady of detestable character. The professor meets WhoKnows, his betrothed when he went back to his native country. The first meeting seems to be a precursor to a fruitful marriage abounding in love, loyalty, and honesty. However, the vows during the ceremony are merely words for WhoKnows—when they arrived on US soil, she flees from the professor and elopes with her conspirators.

The book illustrates how deceit mires the beauty of marriages. As the pinnacle of human relationships, the husband and wife are expected to keep the union sacred. However, infidelity and ulterior motives drag matrimony in the dirt. Nathaniel hopes to open the eyes of the generations to come so they may be able to avoid partners who have elusive and mischievous characters. He educates the readers that marriage is the most respectable custom ever constituted so that men and women may live glorified lives.

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Who Knows: The Unpredictable Bride
Author: Nathaniel Johnson Isong
Publisher: Infinity Publishing
Publication Date: November 8, 2012
Genre: Contemporary Fiction
Target Audience: General Audience

About the Author
Nathaniel Johnson Isong is a remarkable writer, journalist, contract editor, PR practitioner and professor of linguistics, English, technical writing, journalism and communications. He has been teaching at several universities in Washington, D.C. Area, including Howard University, University of the District of Columbia, and Bowie State University.

Dr. Isong teaches English composition and rhetoric, research and technical writing, business communication and writing at Central Texas College, Navy College, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland and Bolling Air Force, Webster University, Washington, D.C., Howard University, and Montgomery College, MD, where he is noted and remarked by his students as an excellent professor of English, research, technical and business communication. He has been rated, voted and named “Professor of the Year” by The Student Body, Navy College Center, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD.

Dr. Isong is a program facilitator and consultant of The Learning Academy of School of Education, Howard University, Washington, D.C. He is an instructional facilitator, consultant and instructor of Professional Development Institute of Public Schools, Washington, D.C. He has been developing and designing several strategies of English language arts’ standards to be implemented in the classrooms for instructional and best practices, as well as training professional teachers and instructors of all grade levels for years with excellent records in teaching and training. He has conducted numerous workshops and seminars of English language arts for teachers and instructors.

Dr. Isong is a contract editor for several institutions and organizations. He was a past dean for Washington Saturday College, Association for Community Education, Washington, DC Chapter, located at major universities within Washington, D.C. He has received several awards in teaching including a special dinner recognition of Association for Community Education, Washington, D.C. Chapter at House of Representatives, U.S. Capitol.

Nathaniel Johnson Isong is a president of Professional Development Institute, Nason Group, Inc.

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