From the vivid imagination of Chika Onyeani, Editor of the African Sun Times, comes an intriguing book in which the black James Bond is unleashed on the world and South African conspirators portrayed in his spy thriller, "The Broederbond Conspiracy." Following in the footsteps of his hero Ian Fleming, author of the Bond novels, Chika takes the reader on a wild ride through Africa’s power politics as Africa’s top agent, Chima Amadi, is sent to battle an evil group of apartheid plotters seeking to assassinate a visiting African president to Nigeria, and thereby create disunity in Africa’s resolve to bring apartheid to an end.
Chika Onyeani shoots from the hip with his hard hitting portrayal of raw power grabbing and greed as one man tries to out think and out fight a well-financed plan to take over a whole country for the enrichment of a privileged few. Known for being brutally honest and strikingly clear in his thinking, Onyeani received a lot of praise and some derision for his first book, Capitalist Nigger: The Road to Success.
This well crafted spy novel, couched on historical saga, will spark immediate controversy in some areas. Despite the intricacies noticed in the writing of the book, "The Broederbond Conspiracy" is a suspenseful and penetrating investigation of inter-African cum international conspiracies of white dominance over the black race. The book also unveils a disturbing image of nascent contemporary African countries, where people are disgruntled and feverishly look forward for solutions.
Sure to be a great movie, The Broederbond Conspiracy follows in the footsteps of spy novels by such greats as John Le Carre, Frederick Forsyth, Tom Clancy and Robert Ludlum. Intense and hard hitting, The Broederbond Conspiracy will launch Onyeani into that elite fraternity of accomplished writers as he creates a new hero in the lexicon of the super-secret life of intelligence agents.