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The president is dead. His son’s pretending he’s not. And the corpse? Well, that’s missing.

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A high-stakes crime thriller about power, truth, and a president’s missing body.

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“Are you carrying anything you want to declare to U.S. Customs?”
“Yes,” she said. “I have ten million U.S. dollars in those suitcases.”
For a moment, the world seemed to stop. The officer blinked. His fingers twitched, hesitating over the passport before flipping back to the first page.
He cleared his throat. “What do you do for work?”
“I’m the first lady of Uganda.”
Another pause. Longer this time. The officer’s eyes darted to the passport again. His lips pursed, forming the question before he even spoke it.
“It says here you’re the minister of education.”
Jessica inhaled slowly, keeping her voice steady. “My passport says I’m the minister of education, but I’m also the first lady. It’s allowed in my family to hold two government offices.”
The officer’s expression didn’t change, but the way he shifted in his seat, the subtle tightening of his jaw—she had seen that before. The moment when a man realizes he’s holding something bigger than he knows how to handle.
He reached beneath the counter and tapped a button.
Red. Panic.

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