Anton Marks

On the streets of a future London, race hate gangs have been waging a bloody war for years. A united Africa and a struggling European Union have fuelled a dangerously twisted sense of patriotism amongst a desperate few.

In a city gone mad two people were searching for sanity amidst the confusion.

Yasmeen Beyene – a beautiful Rasta historian is facing a series of tragedies in her life that are more than mere misfortune.

Asim Marshal – Ex lieutenant of Special OP’S Africa, has returned from the bloody conflicts on the continent to rebuild a family he nearly destroyed.

They both meet at a family reunion and are inexplicably drawn to each other. But their relationship is to be tested to its core by a family history Yasmeen knows nothing about. A history that goes back to the formation of the Nation of Ras Tafari twenty-five years ago. An evil leader that wants to become the symbolic figurehead of Rasta worldwide – his ultimate destiny – and who craves Yasmeen’s blood to seal his dominance.

He has killed relentlessly before and would do so again. Only Yasmeen’s determination to find the answers, Asim’s battle hardened skills and a long dead Rasta mystic can save them against a demagogue who will let nothing stand in his way.