THE CITY NEVER SLEEPS, BUT IT DOES HAVE NIGHTMARES

A metropolis is a machine made of millions of moving parts. But what happens when the gears are turned by a hidden hand?​

From the gleaming spires of the financial district to the forgotten corners of the industrial zone, darkness is spreading. It’s not a shadow cast by the sun, but by a conspiracy so vast it has woven itself into the very infrastructure of the city.​

Chris Okey Nnokwam, drawing on his years of experience in analyzing complex systems of law and finance, delivers a pulse-pounding thriller about the fragility of order.​

In Shadow Over Metropolis, the threat isn’t just a criminal—it is the system itself. When a series of seemingly unconnected disasters strike the city, a few determined souls realize these aren’t accidents. They are calculated moves in a game played by invisible masters.​

As the grid falters and panic rises, the true character of the city is revealed. In the face of total collapse, will the citizens turn on one another, or will they find the strength to stand against the dark?​

“A terrifying, realistic look at how easily the lights can go out.”

​ The shadow is here. Don’t be afraid of the dark—be afraid of what lives in it