
In 2008 a fire takes everything Emeka Okafor built — except the blue gate he never locked. Over thirty-two years in Enugu, one family loses a printing press, faces a kidney failure, a broken brotherhood, grief, a greedy developer and a road that threatens to swallow the street. Through it all, the gate stays open, and the neighbours they once fed come back to carry them. A warm, faith-filled Nigerian family saga about forgiveness, community and the true meaning of inheritance. 50 chapters, 564 pages. By Ugochukwu Iheanetu. Includes PDF and EPUB.