Thokozani Magagula

A Woman's Essence (1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

When the beautiful, vivacious Grace Nkosi meets the unassuming Nash Nemutandani, she quickly writes him off as undeserving of her time and affections, until she discovers he is wealthy beyond measure. A whirlwind romance ensues and soon Grace moves in with Nash in his mansion in Sandton.
Shopping sprees at exclusive boutiques, excursions to the far-flung Dubai and other exotic holiday destinations are now as simple as ordering pizza for Grace, and she is milking it for all it is worth. But what is supposed to be a forever-after love story soon turns into a living nightmare when she discovers the real source of Nash's wealth, and that the life of plenty she is living comes at a prize, and it is one that will haunt her for the rest of her life.
Based on a true story, A Woman's Essence isn't another 'reformed Slay Queen's Story'. Journalist turned publisher Thokozani Magagula explains: "Grace's story was an explosive, harrowing expose on some of Johannesburg's rich and famous. It was a story no journalist would touch, a bombshell no editor would dare publish. Until now.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: HELP U PUBLISH AFRIKA
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. März 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393659433
• Artikelnr.: 61369000

Autorenporträt

Thokozani Magagula began his writing career in 1999, as a freelance reporter for the community-based Newcastle Advertiser, in Newcastle, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa.

In 2001 he moved to Middelburg, Mpumalanga, and joined the Middelburg News Edition. After a two-year stint with the rag, he was snatched up by the Caxton-owned Middelburg Observer. Working for the Observer granted Thokozani the opportunity to also contribute to Caxton-owned titles, amongst them The Daller, The Citizen and Mpumalanga Mirror, in the process giving him provincial and national exposure.

In 2006, Thokozani joined Media-24 tabloid Daily Sun, as Mpumalanga province correspondent. A year later he was hired as regional editor in charge of a team of right journalists, a position he held for 10 years.

Thokozani has published a book titled Out Of The Ashes, which tells the story of presidential hopeful Yvonne Ntshangase's battle with her past of having been raped as a teenage freedom fighter, at an exile camp in Angola. He has also been listed amongst the 30 Africa Book Club writers whose work will be published in an anthology later this month.

Emmah Theron is Thokozani's third full-length novel.