Amidst the challenges of drought and climate change, two children embark on a dangerous adventure across both modern and magical landscapes of Africa. Their quest is to rescue their parents' farm in the Green Valley, facing various obstacles that test their courage and resilience. The story weaves together themes of family, environmental struggle, and the enchanting elements of African folklore.
Ruth Hartley Livres
Cette auteure est une conteuse, animée par l'envie d'écrire et de peindre comme moyen d'explorer et de partager des idées et des sentiments. Son travail s'inspire de ses propres expériences de vie et des personnes extraordinaires qu'elle a rencontrées, tissant des récits qui explorent les thèmes de la connexion, du conflit, de la créativité et de la communication. À travers son art et son écriture, elle offre une perspective unique, façonnée par une vie d'expériences riches et un engagement profond envers la condition humaine.





When We Were Wicked
- 114pages
- 4 heures de lecture
Survival in challenging times is a central theme, as characters navigate a world filled with moral ambiguity. The stories explore the complexities of human nature, showcasing a diverse cast of sinners and saints, villains and heroes. Through their struggles, the narrative delves into the resilience of children, women, and men, highlighting their determination to endure despite the wickedness surrounding them.
The Shaping of Water
- 368pages
- 13 heures de lecture
Set against the backdrop of Central Africa's Liberation wars, the narrative weaves together the intertwined lives of diverse characters connected to a dilapidated cottage by a man-made lake. As secrets and tragedies from their pasts surface, the story explores themes of survival, love, and adaptation amidst escalating violence. With rich detail reflecting the region’s history and landscape, the novel offers a poignant examination of human resilience and connection, appealing to thoughtful readers and those intrigued by Africa's complexities.
The Tin Heart Gold Mine
- 408pages
- 15 heures de lecture
Set against the backdrop of a turbulent Africa during the Cold War, the story follows Lara, an artist torn between her love for the charming entrepreneur Oscar and her husband Tim, a journalist seeking truth. Their lives intertwine amidst the beauty and dangers of Chambeshi, where Lara's past with Oscar threatens her marriage. As Tim investigates Oscar's motives, Lara confronts the impact of colonialism and a dark side of Oscar's ambitions, leading to personal and political turmoil. This novel vividly explores themes of love, art, and survival in a complex landscape.