When he was fifteen years old, Sola Adesesan made a fatal error that splintered not just his family, driving a wedge between his older brother, father and himself, it caused a schism within his own soul. For fourteen years, despite external markers of success, a thriving start-up, a solid group of friends, including his closest ally, Derin, and a charming personality, he has struggled to reconcile with the restlessness within him. One day, he runs into someone, a stranger that he feels an undefinable connection towards, a pull he doesn't realize is neither ordinary nor circumstantial.
At twenty-four years old, Rebecca Arinze is smart and ambitious. A fashion influencer and an up-and-coming manager in a telco, she is someone that has a vision for her life. Except the occasional bouts on insecurity, and a nagging sense of incompleteness borne from a tragic past, an abandonment by her father followed by his untimely death. When she runs into Sola, she thinks it's a one-off encounter, little does she realize that it was ordained.
Simi Joel's When The Light Turned Red is a Christian romantic suspense story of hope after loss, of redemption after a fall. Of love against all odds, about faith after falling to sin, and a reminder that there is a divine architect to all that concerns human life. It is never too late, and all is never lost.
