Living in a Jungle exposes the troubled happenings in the fictitious country of Generia. In its government and business circles, bribery and embezzlement are the order of the day. The judiciary, police, and prison systems are corrupt and inept, and "justice" can be bought if you have enough money and are willing to pay for it.Three brothers named Tony, Obana and George live in Generia, where corruption and other forms of compromise are rampant. The brothers inherited their integrity and honesty from their late father, Professor Okawe, and refuse to get involved in the vices plaguing the country. Each of the brothers lives his life with respect for the rule of law while others flout the rules and believe that the end justifies the means.Child abuse and trafficking, armed robbery, kidnapping, ritual killings and human organ trafficking take place freely, while law enforcement officers turn the other way. Hospitals treat only those who can pay. Most of the churches are owned and run by cunning men who deceive innocent followers by means of fake prophesies and miracles.The jungle that is Generia does provide an escape for the very clever. A legal practitioner, Ogoh Nwaeze lives in London. This is his sixth book and first novel. He has completed two other novels waiting for publication.http://SBPRA.com/OgohNwaeze