P. Jackson Libri

The narrative centers on the Alessandro family, particularly Meocasha, an aristocratic beauty, and Roland, a wealthy bachelor who falls for her. Their passionate union results in two children, Paris and Travis, but as their marriage deteriorates, the story introduces a third son, Dante. The complexities of love, family dynamics, and the impact of societal expectations unfold as the family's relationships evolve.

Focusing on the evolving role of governments in Africa and Asia, the book explores how states have transitioned from direct control to supporting the private sector within a 'free' market framework. It analyzes the new responsibilities of governmental agencies and assesses their capacity to meet the demands of this shift. Through this examination, the book sheds light on the challenges and expectations faced by these agencies in fostering economic growth and development.