Right Leg

THE RIGHT LEG:  Oil, Guns & Water H. K. KaseuIn Turkana, power flows not from the ballot — but from oil, guns, and water.Rebecca Amuro made the kind of decision most people would call smart. She left a secure government job in the water sector. Tripled her salary. Took a title that sounded like progress at an oil company drilling in northern Kenya. She told herself she was moving toward something — toward scale, toward impact, toward a frontier where her decisions would finally matter. She was right about one thing: it was a frontier.At the edge of a desert locked behind barbed wire and a security chief who has kept the camp at yellow alert for over a year, Rebecca must translate between two languages that do not want to meet: the language of quarterly reports and risk mitigation, and the language of communities who were promised water, jobs, and dignity — and received documents instead.The community has already come through the fence once. Two hundred people. Organised. They knew the patrol schedule.They weren't wrong to come.Loyalties fracture. Memory becomes currency. And the question is no longer who rules — but what must be sacrificed to survive.The Right Leg is a literary thriller about extraction — in land, in power, and in the human soul.For readers of Imbolo Mbue, John le Carré, and Petina Gappah.Oil, Guns & Water — Book One.