With uprising sweeping away African dictators, this revelation of the complicated motives and actions that perpetuate the sit-tight syndrome in a continent, plagued by bad leadership, couldn't have been at a better time. As President Suweri presents his speech to the ecstatic people of Mubonde, Peter Abel, the president's media advisor, witnesses a disturbing scene. A man in the crowd launches into a verbal onslaught on the government. As the man is forcefully taken away from the now hostile audience, Abel remains eager to understand his motives. Soon after, the man who had dared to voice his disapproval of the government is reported dead. Despite Abel's allegiance and belief in the president, he is compelled to enter a dangerous and sinister game that calls on his wits to stop the cabal in government bent on elongating the president's term in office. Bisi Daniels delivers a compelling and atmospheric story one that will engross the reader with the turn of every page.