She returned home to build the future.
Instead, she found herself helping destroy it.
Zuri Odhiambo left the shores of Lake Victoria to become one of the brightest young minds in artificial intelligence.
At twenty-four, she returns to her grandmother’s village believing she can finally build something for her people—only to discover a foreign lithium project swallowing ancestral land, a childhood love turned revolutionary, and her own software quietly repurposed into a weapon of surveillance.
As multinational investors, political elites, and digital empires tighten their grip on the region, Zuri is forced to confront a devastating truth:
the systems she once believed would liberate Africa may be the very systems helping to erase it.
Caught between loyalty and ambition, memory and progress, love and betrayal, Zuri must decide how much of herself she is willing to sacrifice to stop a future she helped create.
Unmanageable is a haunting literary novel about identity, power, and the cost of belonging in a world where even hope can be weaponized.
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