End of the Road is work of fiction that revolves around the Eboso family, comprising of Dr. Eboso, his wife, Clementine and son, Alex. Dr. Eboso is a prominent medical practitioner whose dreams and aspirations appear elusive. Clementine’s ingenuity drives her to extremes that leave many souls battered. Alex develops into an agile and enterprising young man, who however finds himself a victim of circumstances.
The book also introduces intriguing accounts of machination and betrayal as reflected in the personalities of Osewe, Makori and Jeff. Finally, the text puts into perspective a corporate entity that is bedeviled by challenges in the domain of institutional framework. The prevailing organizational complexity is fused with the drive for higher values in the hypothetical society and the social dimensions within the Eboso family unit. The book is constructed around the notion that wrongdoing never pays and that the best way to overcome evil is with good.