In the book De ANGELZ DNA, Felix, as a talented African writer, reformist, and human rights activist, uses his powerful lyric inspiration to create a novel with overwhelming eminence. It is a story of siblings, a boy and a girl, straining to be who they really are as they enter a world where their dreams are ruthlessly threatened, their lust partially fulfilled, and their sexual orientation rebuffed and twisted by the society that cannot compromise so-called morality over social justice. This is a story of enormous compassion which portrays the most painful alienation of people by the people who never loosen up on beliefs that profess how things should be rather than acceptance, mutual respect, and responsibility of humans to fellow humans. Anthony Gathambiri (from Kenya)