Death at a Crossroad

Set against the backdrop of a 1960s Caribbean revolution, a London journalist becomes embroiled in a political struggle while covering the conflict. Through his connection with the mysterious Lydia and the opposition leader Professor Sanchez, he witnesses the rise against a corrupt president. As they establish a covert network to challenge the regime, Conway documents the unfolding events, ultimately revealing the heavy toll of their victory in his book, "Theft of a Revolution." The narrative explores themes of resistance, sacrifice, and the power of journalism.