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Amashwa neMali (Misfortune and money). Amashwa, #1
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- ISBN8232309893
- EAN9798232309893
- Date de parution24/12/2025
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- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
In a world where survival is measured by money and prayers go unanswered, misfortune moves like a shadow that never leaves. Ayanda Buthelezi is no stranger to this truth. With money came loss. And with loss came more hunger for money. A cruel cycle that taught her early that nothing comes without cost -- not safety, not comfort, and certainly not love. In this game of life, misfortune does not ask for permission.
It rolls the dice without warning, and Ayanda becomes one of its favourite victims. Money can buy silence. It can buy comfort. It can buy time. But it cannot buy peace. It cannot buy love. And it cannot bury the secrets that refuse to stay buried. Amashwa neMali is a South African story about survival, betrayal, and the dangerous illusion that wealth can save you from yourself.
It rolls the dice without warning, and Ayanda becomes one of its favourite victims. Money can buy silence. It can buy comfort. It can buy time. But it cannot buy peace. It cannot buy love. And it cannot bury the secrets that refuse to stay buried. Amashwa neMali is a South African story about survival, betrayal, and the dangerous illusion that wealth can save you from yourself.