My Book of the Month is "Oil on Water" by Helon Habila.

Oil on Water by Helon Habila

From the desks of Nigeria?s newsrooms, two journalists are recruited to find the kidnapped wife of a British oil engineer. Zaq, an infamous media hack, knows what?s in store, but Rufus, a keen young journalist eager to get himself noticed, has no idea what he?s let himself in for. Journeying into the oil-rich regions of South Africa, where militants rule and the currency dealt in is the lives of hostages, Rufus soon finds himself acting as intermediary between editor, husband, captive and soldier. As he follows the trail of the missing woman, the love for the story becomes about much more than just uncovering her whereabouts, and instead becomes a mission to seek out and expose the truth. In a cruel twist of fate, Rufus finds himself taking on Zaq's role much more literally than he ever anticipated, and in the midst of a seemingly endless, harrowing war, he learns that truth can often be a bitter pill to swallow . . .

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Have you read the book Agibecky? And what do you think? I'm waiting for it to be released in the US.

Myne White:

Have you read the book Agibecky? And what do you think? I'm waiting for it to be released in the US.

I am reading it.

I want others to join me by ordering for a copy from Amazon UK and read it.

Is your own novel at Glendora Bookshops in Lagos?

Agibecky:

I am reading it.

I want others to join me by ordering for a copy from Amazon UK and read it.

Is your own novel at Glendora Bookshops in Lagos?

Glendora has some copies I think but it is surely with Silverbird or Walahi.

Alright.

Agibecky:
My Book of the Month is "Oil on Water" by Helon Habila.

Oil on Water by Helon Habila

From the desks of Nigeria?s newsrooms, two journalists are recruited to find the kidnapped wife of a British oil engineer. Zaq, an infamous media hack, knows what?s in store, but Rufus, a keen young journalist eager to get himself noticed, has no idea what he?s let himself in for. Journeying into the oil-rich regions of South Africa, where militants rule and the currency dealt in is the lives of hostages, Rufus soon finds himself acting as intermediary between editor, husband, captive and soldier. As he follows the trail of the missing woman, the love for the story becomes about much more than just uncovering her whereabouts, and instead becomes a mission to seek out and expose the truth. In a cruel twist of fate, Rufus finds himself taking on Zaq's role much more literally than he ever anticipated, and in the midst of a seemingly endless, harrowing war, he learns that truth can often be a bitter pill to swallow . . .

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South Africa?