Project Babylon

by Kibreab Fre

The people of Eritrea have barely begun to enjoy their independence when a group of rich, ruthless, and worldly men employ subterfuge and cunning to sow seeds of chaos among the locals. The only one who appears capable of intervening and saving his homeland is the expertly trained freedom fighter, Samuel. Quickly identifying the source of the community's unrest, he mounts an offensive against these Machiavellian forces. An action-packed political thriller of the hunter and the hunted, this fictional tale juxtaposes the forces of good and evil and terrorism and democracy, and is told with great narrative suspense at an unabated pace.

339 pages, Paperback

First published October 28, 2005