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Grieving the recent death of his mother, James Miller discovers that everything around him reminds him of her and his late sister who was tragically killed in a terrorist attack in Nairobi. Seeking closure, James decides to embark on a journey to the death place of his beloved sister, to walk where she walked, and experience what she experienced before her untimely death.
What initially begins as a quiet, contemplative, and even relaxing visit, quickly turns into a nightmare as James finds himself accused of heinous terrorist attacks throughout the continent under the name Ahmed Iqbal. Facing interrogation, torture, and inhumane treatment, he must convince the authorities that he is not the man they believe him to be. The task seems impossible, however, when evidence from the government includes photographs of him taken in places he has never been.…
This novel by author Joseph Nderitu, is perfect for readers who enjoy a thrilling mystery, a fight for justice, mercy for the afflicted, and characters that will surprise you with their resilience and true colours.

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