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Devon Fredankey Sr. was born in thornton District, Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica West Indies. Since 2005 to present he and his family has been residing in New York City. From his childhood he had a love for writing and the arts. After graduating high school he went back to his place of birth where found employment as supervisor at the Appleton Estate. He later enlisted in the Jamaica Constabulary Force where he served for fourteen years in the city of Kingston until his subsequent migration to the USA. While living in the United States Fredankey worked in the field of construction, while pursuing his new found passion of becoming an inventor. He finally met success in 2015 when he was awarded his first patent "The Cleaning Station." He continues to work on new invention ideas, while nurturing his latest passion as a writer, he is currently working on over half a dozen manuscripts. Some of his hobbies are singing as a (quartet accapella) group member. He is also a member of The Hanson Place Men's Chorale. Swimming, cycling, and art ( drawing, painting) are also among his hobbies. For over seven years he has been using his accapella group to bring hope and cheer to men and women in hospitals, nursing homes, and prisons. "Noved and the girl who was a king" is his first novel.