Kitui Wakape

The Last Farewell (Finding Vanessa, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

When Richard Webi receives a note from his girlfriend who he hasn't seen in two months, he promptly makes arrangements to meet her, overcoming insurmountable obstacles along the way.

He notices her frail body but says nothing, happy to have reunited with her. At her aunt's place where she is living with her sister, Vanessa pours her heart out, mentioning how their father who lives in a different town had her sister undergo FGM with the intention of marrying her off to an old man. Richard is moved and feels pity for her. Vanessa, however, is glad that he visited and offered a listening ear.

Their happy reunion, however, is cut short when Vanessa finds Richard in the embrace of Sanaipei, her school mate and so-called friend. This act of unfaithfulness thrusts their young relationship into tumultuous waters.

Will their relationship go back to the way it was before?

Read this first book in a three part twenty-thousand word series to find out.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kitui Wakape
• Altersempfehlung: ab 13 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393668176
• Artikelnr.: 60817559

Autorenporträt

Kitui Wakape has been writing for over ten years. His first novel The Sound of Goodbye was published by Asaph Office Publications in 2012, and 2016. Other works by the author include The Last Farewell series which is a sequel to his first novel. In 2015, he began writing short stories which he hopes to publish as a collection. The Girl With a Winsome Smile was written in 2020. Currently, the author is writing his last full-length fiction, Salma.

Kitui Wakape lives in Gikambura, a small and quiet trading centre south of Nairobi, Kenya. He spends his time tutoring, taking photos, and writing both fiction and non-fiction. He blogs regularly at Tekaway.blog, and StroryElimu.blogspot.com.