Emmanuel Ansah-Antwi's novel, "KILLER," delves into the tumultuous school experiences of Gregory Donkor at the European University in Switzerland, exploring how these adventures resurface to haunt him in later life. His student days' son seeking his mysterious father in Ghana, becomes ensnared in a complex web of love, sex, and rejection, ultimately leading to an unjust death sentence from the Ghanaian court. Meanwhile, the true perpetrators evade justice, remaining elusive until their actions unwittingly lead to another murder, exposing Gregory and his accomplice as the actual culprits.

Within its 221 pages, "KILLER" offers insights into university life, cultural disparities among societies, courtroom theatrics, and the clandestine lives of influential individuals. Despite its brevity, the thriller promises a gripping narrative that leaves readers yearning for more.