"Wilbon skillfully sets up situation after situation to build the action to a climax, even as he shows us the seduction of the power that resides in the hallowed halls of Washington institutions. NJAMA is a page-turner with a lot of conscience, or one might say, a lot of soul. It's a great read by an author who knows his computers." - Midwest Book Review ( Read the Full Review )

"The Enigma of Njama by Anthony D. Wilbon (WingSpan Press, 2005) is intriguing, entertaining and just plain fun to read, with a thought-provoking plot full of thrills and sharp turns. There's a secret society looking out for the best interest of women and people of color. While it works to change history, a few lives may need to be altered for the cause. Wilbon takes "what if?" to the level of pure fascination. You won't want to miss this literary roller-coaster ride."  TaRessa Stovall, New Jersey Courier Post.

"Suspenseful, insightful, and well-plotted, THE ENIGMA OF NJAMA is a page-turning, thrilling read.  Wilbon is innovative and fresh in constructing his storyline, the characters he creates are well-developed and thought out, and he tops it all off with a surprise twist." - RAWSISTAZ Reviews ( Read the Full Review )

"This was an excellent novel filled with great intrigue and suspense. Anthony really kept my fingers glued to the pages and the glue wouldn't let up until I turned the last page! The storyline was great, the characters and all of the emotions involved were deep and real. This is a definite must read!!" -  Dwayne S. Joseph, Author of The Womanizer

"The Enigma of Njama is a captivating story of curiosity, greed, glory, and corruption - which are the hallmarks of every good American story ... Is it possible that a network of professional African American women could force global corporations to bend to their agenda?  What happens to the man whose fate it is to try to stop them?  For these characters, the story quickly gets out of control, but Wilbon orchestrates these many twists with precision and serves up a thoughtful ending that is neither cliche' nor a stretch." - Dayne Walling, Flint Club

Appearances:

The Baltimore Book Festival - September 23, 2005 Baltimore, MD

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