Nyikang: The Adopted Beast

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

He was born in the blood of a civil war. He was raised in the jungle. Now, the world's most powerful people think they can hunt him for sport.

They made a fatal mistake: They didn't adopt a victim. They adopted a beast.

Eight-year-old Nyikang is not a normal child. A survivor of the brutal conflict in South Sudan, he knows that silence is a weapon and patience is survival. When he is 'rescued' by a shining UNICEF convoy, he thinks his war is finally over.

He is wrong.

Whisked away to Paradise Key, a private island sanctuary of unimaginable luxury, Nyikang discovers a terrifying truth. The island isn't an orphanage—it's a game preserve. And the wealthy elites arriving in their helicopters aren't there to adopt the children. They are there to hunt them.

But Nyikang is no ordinary prey. As his captors don their gold masks and pick up their rifles, they fail to realize that the hunter has become the hunted. Utilizing guerrilla tactics learned in the bush, Nyikang turns the island's luxury against its masters, unleashing a campaign of vengeance that will spill from the tropics to the frozen heart of America.

Protecting thirty-nine other children, Nyikang must evolve from a survivor into a predator to cross names off his list—all the way to the steps of the White House.

Perfect for fans of John Wick, Beasts of No Nation, and The Hunger Games, this pulse-pounding thriller explores the savage cost of survival and the terrifying wrath of the innocent.