Before Me depicts the painful journey of despair and disillusionment from the tumultuous shores of sanity to the sanctity of irrational beliefs, while crossing man made divides that weave in a complex maze distorting familiarity and challenging the reality of experience.
Our traveller endures ridicule and torment as in desperation; he searches for a conclusion to his own story that becomes subjected to the shadows of past fears which haunt the troubled mind that unwittingly seeks to find solace by disingagement from rationality.

This book incorporates the division of memories from an imperialist world where because of circumstances, the boundaries of military rule became blurred. This account deals with the rational of thought that carried casualties from comflict areas and deposited them in hostile safe zones, where innocence is lost and fought for by children who nurture the will to survive that, which they cannot comprehend.