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Whispers of the Dust

Whispers of the Dust

Paperback

Mystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction

ISBN13: 9798277229835
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 3 2025
Pages: 174
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.37 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
In a country where power silences truth, a single whisper can start an avalanche.

Amina Olatunji was a promise-a brilliant young girl from a rural village, her future written in the stars of a scholarship. Her journey to the city, into the care of the esteemed Alhaji Bello, was supposed to be her salvation. Instead, it becomes a descent into a private hell.

Her new home is a gilded cage of polished lies and suffocating piety. Behind the high walls and pious sermons, a darker purpose unfolds. Under the guidance of the charismatic spiritualist Mallam Dauda, Amina's spirit is targeted in brutal exorcisms, while the men of the house enforce a more intimate, devastating terror. Her cries are swallowed by the silence of a complicit household and a society that values reputation over life.

But on the edge of death, Amina finds one last thread of hope. She entrusts her fractured story to Kemi Adebayo, a relentless investigative journalist whose own career is built on walking into fire. Together with Inspector Chike Okoro, a weary policeman haunted by a past failure, they form an unlikely alliance.

Their investigation pulls at a single thread and unravels a conspiracy of unimaginable scale. They are thrust into a lethal game of cat and mouse against a syndicate that blends fanatical religion, political corruption, and cold-blooded trafficking. From the opulent mansions of Ikoyi, Lagos, to the sinister safe house in Ajah, every clue draws them deeper into a web where the powerful trade in human suffering.

The Whispers of Dust is a searing, unforgettable thriller that lays bare the machinery of silence. It is a story about the deafening cost of looking away, the corrosive power of complicity, and the undeniable roar of a truth that refuses to stay buried.

Perfect for readers who crave the relentless pace of Stieg Larsson's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, the social insight of Nikki May's Wahala, and the moral urgency of contemporary African crime fiction like 'My Sister, The Serial Killer' by Oyinkan Braithwaite.

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