Two Fronts

Set against the backdrop of a destabilized African region, the novel follows a society fractured by ideological and religious conflict. As Abrahamist dominance clashes with ancestral Animist resistance, propaganda, state violence, and civilian defiance spiral into open unrest. Through intersecting lives—rebels, enforcers, thinkers, and survivors—the story exposes how faith becomes a weapon, identity a battlefield, and neutrality a myth. The novel is a stark examination of power, belief, and what remains of humanity when civil order collapses.