Paradise for Bandits

When Charlie Rumi, a drug-world factor gets wiped out with his beautiful wife by a corrupt policeman over a deal gone wrong, his two sons, Bobbie and Andrew, decide to go after his killers. Like his father, Bobbie is an underworld operative who has built himself into a powerful prince of crime on the loot his dad had on the night he was murdered.

Bobbie has landed a lucrative deal to use his army of goons to protect the Nairobi City public transport business against the depredations of one Sam Bwoba, believed to be the biggest crime lord in the country. In Sam’s pay is one Dahir Ishmail, the deputy police commissioner in charge of the city police force.

Working with Michael, a down-and-out free-lance journalist who has been after the Rumi murder story for six years, Bobbie and Andrew soon discover that it was Dahir who killed their father. But they also discover that both Sam and Dahir are only small fry working for a powerful criminal organization with a dangerous economic and political agenda; an organization that deceptively calls itself the Society for Attainment of Social Stability… The SASS.

This SASS thing is a ruthless monster of tremendous political and economic power. It has interests in drugs and all manner of criminal business; it has tentacles in all sectors of the legal economy, but its real agenda is political.

All is going well for the SASS. Its grand plans to take over the country are at an advanced stage when out of the blues, the Rumi boys drop square in its path, and everything suddenly swings out of control.