The End of Her Silent Screams

by Busisekile Khumalo

Poignant and bittersweet , Farrah's journey comes full circle .

All Farrah could think about while she was in captivity was finding her way back to the arms of her first love. A chance meeting in a baby store aisle leads to devastating not only has her first love moved on but he has a pregnant wife. So much has changed and yet it feels as if they were never apart.

Can happily-ever-after still be on the cards for them or are they star-crossed lovers, fated to long for each other but never have each other? Amidst the uncertainty, guilt and warring feelings; Farrah still has to confront her past. She has to put aside whatever feelings she harbours against her father to put an end to her mother, Nura's silent screams.

Farrah has to dig deep to find the strength to overcome her inner demons and chase her dreams as well as become the mother that her daughter deserves.

333 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 25, 2023

About the author

Best-selling author of The Harvard wife, Nomaswazi, Lola's Heart and Fallen Candle

Reviews

[Caroline Nyakata · Rating 5 out of 5]

The end of her Silent Screams is a page turner as we see Farrah fight to get her life together and be present in her daughter's life. The book takes an epic turn when she bumps into Banzi and his pregnant fiance. This book will have you smiling and falling in love, as we watch the 2 love birds find a way to each other amidst the chaos in their life's. Farrah puts the demons of her past to rest as she mets with her father and grandfather, and the book is closed off with a grand wedding for Farrah and Banzi.

[Tumi · Rating 2 out of 5]

conflicted

Man… this book was going to be so good, the story deserved to be told clearly.

The editing made half the things in this book not make any sense. Someone went crazy with cut and paste and forgot to make sure there’s continuity.

What a let down, an utter shame. Please re-edit and get another proofreader because, Hayi shame, this book was done dirty. It did the series no justice

[Carol · Rating 5 out of 5]

Minus the adult content, this trilogy could be part of literature studies in the RSA education curriculum. It has an African Romeo and Juliet storyline that incorporates history and awareness into mental health and the dangers thereof. I love how the characters all play out, for some reason I see Idris Alba when thinking of Vuyo 😆.
Thank you for the wonderful story of Farrah and Banzi what they have is really true and unconditional love.

[Michelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

A true testament to healing and growth and that above all LOVE ALWAYS WINS! This book (Actually the whole series) puts a spotlight on the importance of mental health, addiction, FAMILY as well as African struggles in war-torn countries as well as the plights of those who are voiceless. Busi has given those women a voice and perfectly articulates that you can overcome ANYTHING!

[Yankho Nyasulu]

Amazing

[LINDELANI Nwaluvhomba · Rating 5 out of 5]

My African Romeo and Juliet🫰🏿