A high-stakes geopolitical thriller inspired by true events. When American businessman Carter Weston is invited to help modernize Nigeria's telecommunications infrastructure, he sees the chance of a lifetime. What he doesn't see is the trap. Lured into a maze of offshore banking crime, West African political corruption, and double-dealing intermediaries, Carter quickly realizes this deal isn't about telecom-it's about power. What begins as a business opportunity becomes a deadly international conspiracy where nothing is as it seems, and no one can be trusted. From tense meetings at the Central Bank in Lagos to a frantic escape through the shadows of Casablanca, The Nigerian Deception pulls readers into a world where ambition meets deception-and survival depends on instinct. As Carter races to uncover the truth, he must navigate betrayal, shifting alliances, and a system built to devour outsiders. Perfect for fans of international conspiracy novels and geopolitical suspense fiction, this gripping debut by Lee Feigum blends real-world insight with electrifying storytelling. Sometimes, the most dangerous deals are the ones you never see coming.
