"Voiceless" is a gripping novel that delves into the complex world of power, influence, and ethical dilemmas in the agricultural industry. Written by an insightful author, the book paints a vivid picture of the intersecting realms of politics, business, and environmental conservation. The story revolves around Malcolm Craig, a former politician, who finds himself reluctantly accepting the position of chairing the Elysian Award committee. Drawn into the enigmatic world of Elysian, a controversial agricultural corporation, Malcolm becomes entangled in a web of conflicting interests and moral quandaries.

As Malcolm navigates the treacherous waters of the Elysian conglomerate, he grapples with his personal reservations about the company's practices. Elysian's innovative but divisive products, including genetically modified crops and potent herbicides, have sparked public outrage and accusations of environmental harm and health risks.