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Across Time: Collection
Two indomitable women face challenges that disrupt their professional and personal worlds –
how will they react? Will they overcome the adversity that changes their lives forever?
Meryl Moorecroft and Marcia Ntuli cross paths with the law from opposite ends of the spectrum – one on human rights issues, the other on international crime. Emotions are raw and mental capacities are stretched when they are called to save their dignity and self-respect amidst the voices that criticise and advise them. A journey through Florence and South Africa reveals the spirit of human connectedness in adversity.
A contemporary collection of fractured pasts, intriguing encounters, insularity, professional harassment and the capacity to live for others.
how will they react? Will they overcome the adversity that changes their lives forever?
Meryl Moorecroft and Marcia Ntuli cross paths with the law from opposite ends of the spectrum – one on human rights issues, the other on international crime. Emotions are raw and mental capacities are stretched when they are called to save their dignity and self-respect amidst the voices that criticise and advise them. A journey through Florence and South Africa reveals the spirit of human connectedness in adversity.
A contemporary collection of fractured pasts, intriguing encounters, insularity, professional harassment and the capacity to live for others.
373 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 4, 2019
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Mala Naidoo
29 books11 followersMala Naidoo writes thriller and contemporary fiction, short stories and poetry.
Mala is an educator in Australia, who hails from the grip of apartheid atrocities in South Africa, up to the early days of its dismantling.
Mala Naidoo upholds justice for all in her novels and poems on culture, race, gender, and identity. Her writing mission is, ‘In our angst and joy we are ONE under the sky of humanity.'
Mala is an educator in Australia, who hails from the grip of apartheid atrocities in South Africa, up to the early days of its dismantling.
Mala Naidoo upholds justice for all in her novels and poems on culture, race, gender, and identity. Her writing mission is, ‘In our angst and joy we are ONE under the sky of humanity.'
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