A World Without A Compass

In the dazzling metropolises of the Western world, power and privilege mask a deeper decay. Beneath the glittering towers, corruption thrives, truth is silenced, and morality bends to convenience. Investigative journalist Daniel Harper uncovers a web of elite misconduct so pervasive it challenges everything he thought he knew about justice, freedom, and accountability. Guided by a Muslim legal scholar and challenged by secular philosophers, Daniel navigates the collision of conscience, law, and societal expectation, confronting the fragile line between legality and virtue. This provocative and timely novel explores the true foundations of peace: ethical courage, moral restraint, and accountability that transcends law and power. 'A World Without A Compass' is a story of light and shadow, of conscience tested, and of the enduring question: can civilization survive without moral gravity? Perfect for readers of thought-provoking contemporary fiction, philosophical novels, and stories that examine the ethical heart of society.