The Undying Love
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Peace In Death
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- ISBN8215454589
- EAN9798215454589
- Date de parution31/10/2022
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWMG Publishing
Résumé
To the outside world, Thomas and Nomcebo are a happily married couple. They are wealthy, progressive and the 'It Couple' of society pages. But on the domestic front, Nomcebo lives under her husband's shadow, and has learnt never to outshine him. In a world where women have to tolerate whatever abuse the husband throws at them simply because he is the provider, Nomcebo's case is different. She has a successful career, she has all the money; much more than she can spend in a lifetime.
All she yearns for - and what is keeping her hostage - is the desperate need to be loved by a man who breaks her down piece by piece, day by day and at every opportunity he gets. Peace In Death, from the quill of Sukoluhle Nontokozo Mdlongwa, author of My Dad My life and Iph'thule His Sanity, challenges the stereotype that it is only the women who depend on men, who are victims of Gender Based Violence.
Peace In Death shines the spotlight on the 'abantu bazothini' syndrome, pressure from family that keeps women imprisoned in loveless marriages, and the misguided belief that he will change.
All she yearns for - and what is keeping her hostage - is the desperate need to be loved by a man who breaks her down piece by piece, day by day and at every opportunity he gets. Peace In Death, from the quill of Sukoluhle Nontokozo Mdlongwa, author of My Dad My life and Iph'thule His Sanity, challenges the stereotype that it is only the women who depend on men, who are victims of Gender Based Violence.
Peace In Death shines the spotlight on the 'abantu bazothini' syndrome, pressure from family that keeps women imprisoned in loveless marriages, and the misguided belief that he will change.
