He's not a hero. Not a superman. Just a man who can’t walk past evil.
Prosecutor Kuwait — Alim — returns after a personal tragedy, only to find himself at the heart of cases where truth lies buried under reports, fake smiles, and walls of silence.
He investigates missing children, murders, and corruption that reaches the highest offices. Each case is not just a file — it’s a wound that refuses to numb.
His enemies aren’t always holding guns. Sometimes, they’re respected figures hiding darkness behind masks of virtue.
But Kuwait has a conscience, faith, and love.
He’s sustained by his wife Jeanne, their unborn child, and the memory of those he couldn’t save.
This is a novel about a truth that doesn’t live in court transcripts — but in the voices of the forgotten.
About a law that breathes when it’s carried by a living heart.
And about a man who chooses to speak — even when silence feels safer.
