Louis Montagne, a high-profile identity in Europe's financial world, and a covert sponsor of the recent European-American Protocol against Terrorism, hears that a civilian EAPaT techno worker in Sri Lanka, Srian Davis, has evidence to link him with the 45-year-old mystery plane crash in Africa that killed U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold, a man known for his commitment to peace, a love of poetry, and a mystical muse. Montagne's orders: 'Stop her at all costs'. Trusting no one, not even the anti-terror forces she worked with, Srian's best defense proves to be something she has in common...

1990 - A watershed year in South Africaa€(TM)s tempestuous history. Police emergency powers are lifting, apartheid laws are finally crumbling, and heroic Nelson Mandela walks free after 27 years in detention. Into this volatile mix walks top-gun political journalist Sally Kaplan, a New Yorker on a working vacation in Natala€(TM)s Port Farewell. A risk-taker, her work permit under threat by a white government struggling to come to terms with a new sociopolitical reality, Sally is taken off the political desk by Natal Crier editor Deek Delany and reassigned a missing street-boy story...