by Wilbur Smith · TEA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788850219544
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Set in 1895, the story follows Ralph Ballantyne as he is drawn into a brutal conflict between settlers and indigenous tribes in Southern Africa, fueled by the prophecies of the Umlimo. Eighty years later, the descendants of the original characters find themselves clashing once again on the same land, bound by complex ties and historical rivalries in a continent marked by deep wounds and social change. This gripping historical saga by Wilbur Smith explores themes of loyalty, cultural conflict, and justice, weaving together the lives of several generations of the Ballantyne family against the backdrop of a changing continent.
