A Packet of Troubles

About the Book

When two countries go to war, there is tension. At the end of the battle, a conflict emerges: a different war fought outside the battlefield. The atmosphere is thick with suspicion and distrust. The battle rages on, fought without guns. Technology and intelligence become deadly weapons traded by Colonel Mel of West Allen to maintain the postwar superiority of his country. Agent Grady Sparks specializes in inter-border penetration and elimination of perceived opposition. Detective Sergeant Christo Atuegwu became suspicious and plays on his hunch to track down the internal enemies of his country. He is brutally murdered, triggering a joint operation called by the Harrisville defense ministry. Chucks Silverton throws a sucker punch at complete eradication of all information and enemies of the state. Agent Nkemidi Hustler mixes in the fray to get the much needed list, thus forcing a horrendous and desperate chase to stop him.

About the Author

Ogbonnaya David Iheanyichukwu was born in 1965 before the civil wars. He is a native of Uzuakoli in the eastern part of Nigeria. He attended Methodist College–Uzuakoli and wrote extensively after his secondary education. He is an avid reader and thinker who loves outdoor life. He loves creativity and shows exceptional interest in fiction. He holds a BA in English Language and Literature from University of Benin–Nigeria and later took an MA in Human Resource Management from Middlesex University, London. He has held many administrative positions in which he distinguished himself. He is married with children.