Glass

A writer in self-imposed exile in London receives a call from the Prime Minister of his former country, inviting him to return to write a biography. As he embarks from his small flat in West London to the modern Caribbean island he once called home, he immediately finds himself thrust into a world of exceptional wealth, power and corruption. In the midst of this turmoil, the writer falls deeply in love. Soon his passion for the island resurfaces, until the loss of a close friend propels him to make one final, potentially cataclysmic decision that will change everything. A writer in self-imposed exile in London is summoned by the Prime Minister of his former country, inviting him to write the Prime Ministerâ€TMs biography. Back in the modern Caribbean island he once called home, he immediately finds himself thrust into a world of exceptional wealth, power, and corruption.?In the midst of this turmoil the writer falls deeply in love. As the love affair advances, the writerâ€TMs passion for the island resurfaces, until the loss of a close friend propels him to make one final, potentially cataclysmic decision that will change everything. A writer in self-imposed exile in London receives a call from the Prime Minister of his former Caribbean country, inviting him to return to write his biography. Thrust into a world of power and corruption, the loss of a close friend propels him to make one final, potentially cataclysmic decision that will change everything. A calculating secret society and a forbidden love affair between the children of its Evangelist leaders intertwine to dangerous effect in this powerful story about political terrorism and corruption in Nigeria.