Hey there,

So I wrote this book. It took a while, but I got there.

I think my style is pretty direct. I don't like long, fancy descriptions. I just want you to feel like you're right there in the alley when the man falls, or in the hospital when Rena realizes she can't trust anyone.

I like writing conversations. The vegetable market scene? That was fun. Aunty Zami arguing over onions, the vendor being grumpy — that felt real to me.

I also love twists. I hope you didn't see the FBI betrayal coming. Or the fake deaths. Or the café at the end.

What I try to do is keep the pace fast. No boring parts. Just tension, then a breath, then more tension.

Is it perfect? No. But it's mine. And I think if you like thrillers where the ordinary person fights back, you'll enjoy this.

Thanks for reading.