Bestselling Author Eric Madeen Offers Free E-Book Edition of 'Water Drumming In The Soul'

The literary world is set to welcome a generous offering from Eric Madeen, the award-winning, bestselling author known for his vivid storytelling and deep cultural insights. On March 26, 2025, Madeen's celebrated novel, 'Water Drumming In The Soul: A Novel Of Racy Love in the Heart of Africa', will be available at no charge in e-book format on Amazon. This move not only makes the novel accessible to a wider audience but also highlights Madeen's commitment to sharing stories that bridge cultures and explore the depths of human emotion.

'Water Drumming In The Soul' is a fiery tale set in steamy equatorial Africa, where Peace Corps volunteer David Fields embarks on a mission to build a medical dispensary. The story takes a turn when David meets Assam, a local woman whose water drumming captivates him, leading to a passionate love story that challenges social taboos and explores themes of culture, identity, and human connection. The novel has received high praise from readers and critics alike, with Professor Zaheer Baber of the University of Toronto commending Madeen's storytelling prowess and the authentic portrayal of African culture.

Eric Madeen's background as a Peace Corps volunteer in Gabon lends authenticity to the novel's setting and characters. His experiences in Africa, including building a primary school complex in an equatorial village, have deeply influenced his writing. 'Water Drumming In The Soul' is just one of several books by Madeen that explore cross-cultural themes, including 'Tokyo-ing!' and 'Asian Trail Mix: True Tales From Borneo to Japan', which have also garnered critical acclaim.

This free e-book release is a significant opportunity for readers to engage with a work that not only entertains but also educates and inspires. By offering 'Water Drumming In The Soul' for free, Madeen is removing barriers to access, allowing more people to experience the power of storytelling that transcends geographical and cultural boundaries. For those interested in exploring more of Madeen's work, his books are available on Amazon, and further information can be found on his website.