Harvard Wife by Busisekile Khumalo Jewish

Harvard Wife by Busisekile Khumalo JewishThe Harvard Wife is the portrayal of the modern career woman. Her struggles in relationships, marriage, divorce and motherhood. Its a story about a woman who finds herself in an unhappy marriage and while running away from her problems on safari with her best friend she runs into the one that got away. Things spiral downwards from there for her marriage but through it all, divorce and almost losing her child, she finds herself and grows.

American Academy of Art

assegai-wielding warrior-king

The western literary tradition is pervasive in Eppel's writing

Welcome to a world turned upside down

as boldly insightful as the women Davis praises

Even though she may be free to reinvent herself in this new country

offering a practical model based on modesty and self-restraint for living a balanced existence and for opening your mind

In More Myself

A tiny minority who abandoned a life of privilege were the antithesis of conventionality and toeing the line

and social―of Dickens and Tolstoy

Brand new Book

and Dennis Lebanese