Ever Obi
Ever Obi is a business executive and fiction writer based in Lagos, Nigeria.
He is a graduate of Nnamdi Azikiwe University and University of Lagos, where
he was awarded a master’s degree in risk management. He was born and raised
in Aba, the Enyimba City.
Some Angels Don’t See God is his second novel. He is also the author of the
acclaimed mystical novel, Men Don’t Die.
Published Books

men dont die
In possession of stolen wealth, Brume Lauva takes a big step and decides to
run away from a life he has known for over a decade. A life of consistent
failures and from a girlfriend that shattered his heart and his last feeble
grip on a broken dream.
He believes Lagos could offer another chance at life, where he could mend
his broken heart and perhaps start to dream again. But en route to his land
of promise, a fatal bus crash occurs, and Brume is the only survivor—without
a scratch. He flees the scene of the accident and hitchhikes his way to
Lagos.
In Lagos, he begins to live again. He reconnects with a long-lost friend
with whom he shared dreams at the university. He invests the stolen money
and finds love again. He gets all he craves on a plate—money, comfort and
something resembling happiness. But there is more to this world—a monumental
test that would change his life forever. MEN DON'T DIE is a
thought-provoking story of love, money, death, and spiritualism.
It is about a man's personal struggles against the unfairness of life and
the search for true happiness.

some angels dont see god
An ambitious young banker’s stable but uninteresting life is disrupted when
he comes across a book of fiction recounting torrid experiences he lived
through as an undergraduate. The banker is Peter Idenala; the writer is Neta
Okoye, the girl who broke Peter’s heart six years ago.
When the book brings them together, these former lovers are forced to
confront the violence of their past. Peter bears a physical scar from those
years. Neta’s scars are entirely psychological, including one concerning an
incestuous secret she has carried for years. Will the stupidities of their
youth pull them apart again? Or will they overcome the trauma of their past
to create a future together?
