Lost Colours of the Chameleon (Tp/B)

The Lost Colours of the Chameleon is Set on the Fictitious Island of Bangula in the Indian Ocean - an Island Populated by an Indigenous Community That Coexists Uneasily With Creoles, Mainly Descendants of Ancient Portuguese Colonizers. the Half-A-Million Inhabitants Live Under the Twin Shadows of an Impending Cyclone and an Outbreak of the Blood Plague. the Novel Follows the Story of the Colonel Gondo, a Patriarch Who is the Father of the Newly Reformed Nation of Bangula, and the Biological Father of Three Sons (One Legitimate and Two Illegitimate). Following Their Father's Death, the Colonel's Three Sons Become Embroiled in a Bitter Succession Struggle. Abioseh Succeeds the Colonel, but Has to Contend With the Colonel's Love-Child, a Boy Called Zebulon. Zebulon Grows Up Embittered and Poverty-Stricken, With an Aim of Avenging His Mother, Madu, Who Died of Official Neglect. Zebulon, Abioseh's Half-Brother, is Popular Among the People for the Simple Reason That He Has Made It His Life's