Who was Nebuchadnezzar II? Have you ever heard of him? Whether you have or haven't, or if you're unsure, you will get to know him throughout the pages of this book. A combined fictional and historical novel, the book, Nebuchadnezzar II: A Fictional Redemptional Drama of a Malignant Narcissist, is an exciting thought-provoking exploration of the life and time of Nebuchadnezzar II whose arrogant political, economic, religious, psychosocial, and atrocious behavioral anomalies captured the attention of ancient civilizations, stunned the biblical Prophets, and arrested the imagination of the modern era. This is a book to read. This is a drama to watch.

The Author, Pastor Folorunsho Cornelius Ogundele, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with a PhD in Psychology, Counseling, and Theology. He is a member of the Christian Association of Psychological Studies and has worked in the mental health field for over 32 years. He is the Clinical Director of a community-based Mental Health organization in Chicago and also a pastor at The Apostolic Church in Steger, Illinois, USA.

Doctor Cornelius has published four books: American and Common-Sense Politics: Turning Cliton's Trials Into Triumph; The Rise and Fall of Satan: A Socio-Cultural and Psycho-Spiritual Analysis Of The Most Enigmatic Figure In Human History (Revised Edition); Noah and Alcohol: Odyssey Into The Psyche of An Inebriated Saint (Revised Edition); and God, Satan and Mr. Job: Answers To Life Puzzling Questions; all available on IngramSparks, Amazon, and other online bookstores. Doctor Ogundele had been married for forty-eight years and had four children and eight grandchildren.