In 1975, at the age of twenty, Hannah Coady thinks she can change the world. Fiery and idealistic, she proves her mettle as a journalist in the terrible famine in Ethiopia, and is changed forever by the experience. But it's not just the starvation and the politics that change her, it's the beginning of a great love for two remarkable men: Waldo, a cynical but endearing British filmmaker, and Ezekiel, a Rwandan radical whose fervour is a match for Hannah's own. Over the decades Hannah's commitment is frequently tested in the international disaster zones she covers. She moves in a world of sometimes comic absurdity, where people struggle to make sense of some of the major political issues of our time. Her connections with Waldo and Ezekiel ebb and flow, until in 1994, in the aftermath of the genocide in Rwanda, the unthinkable happens ...
In this wonderful debut, Justin Cronin examines the fragility of good fortune and the accidental ways of finding happiness, in a world where grace and joy exist alongside tragedy.
I haven't got another grandmother , only you . In this book I've been reading the grandmother and the granddaughter are friends . They share secrets . I would have liked that . I'm so a 41 AT SEVENTEEN proud to know you – to be connected.
Sealed with a Kiss
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I Am a "kept" Woman
The Mile High Guy
This work is about the power and betrayals of love, about lost children, lost chances.
First-time paperback of the first novel by the author of Ghosts and The Book of Evidence
Sudden Silence