Plantation

An eccentric young man becomes disenfranchised with the bureaucracy and organisational hierarchy of the company he works with. The main character; on top of his relationship troubles and growing alienation is battling with his identity while being influenced by his friends to carry out an act which could alter his life. Basically he is like most young men, he desires a better life for himself and his family, but these desires could have him commit the unthinkable. On top of all of that, he stumbles onto an unusual character that plays an unlikely role in his unveiling and becomes the catalyst for his enlightenment. The novel is not conventional in structure and design; giving off a luring depiction of the times and trails of a young man. With language akin to his young audience the author attempts to communicate a message of hope in the midst of chaos.

Dividing the story into 3 Acts and encapsulated by a prologue and epilogue, with philosophic interludes, dialogues and poems makes the unraveling of the tale simply magical, adding hidden gems to readers who dive below its surface.