At exactly 3:10 AM, Zara Okafor's phone rings. It's LUTH. Her uncle David - the only family she has ever known - is dead. His last words: "Tell Zara to open the locker in my office with her date of birth." Zara Okafor is 22, an orphan living in a self-contained apartment in Yaba. She has always believed she was found in a cardboard box behind St. Bridget's Hospital, that her mother Neoma died in childbirth, and that her father died before she was born. In Uncle David's rusted locker in Ikeja, there is no money. Only three things: A yellowed envelope with a broken seal, a dusty Dell laptop with a missing key, and an old Tecno phone that hasn't been charged in years. The letter inside destroys everything she knew. On Valentine's night, February 14, 2004, at St. Bridget's Hospital, fourteen baby girls were born. All on the same date. All with the same moon-shaped birthmark on their shoulder. Zara is one of them. A syndicate led by a doctor named Dr. Bayo trafficked them. Embedded in each of their bodies is a microchip holding a fragment of an encrypted Bitcoin wallet worth $1.2 billion. The plan: eliminate each girl upon turning 21 to extract the funds. Two are already dead. Zara is 22. She is living on borrowed time. Desperate, she runs to Computer Village to find Tunde, the only person she trusts. When they charge the dead Tecno phone, it has no SIM, no contacts, no history. Just two files: one unread message, and one video named NEOMA.mp4. When Zara taps play, the woman on the screen has her face. Her tired eyes. And the exact same moon-shaped mark. "If you're watching this, it means I'm already dead," the woman cries, looking over her shoulder as someone bangs on her door. "My name is Neoma Okoro. I was a nurse at Lagos General. I was part of Project ECHO. They put something inside us, Zara. Inside our blood. A code. When I found out I was pregnant with you, I ran. I left you at St. Bridget's to save your life. Find the others. Find the laptop. The password is your birthday. 140204. Find--" The video cuts off. The laptop is asking for a password. Tunde types 140204 and presses enter. The screen opens. What is inside the laptop? Who is Neoma really? And where are the other eleven girls with the same birthday as Zara? A gripping Lagos suspense thriller about blood, betrayal, and a code worth killing for.