Those Who Love Night by Wessel Ebersohn
Abigail
Bukula, a South African attorney, meets up with the corrupt police regime of
Zimbabwe.
Abigail
knew of the massacre that killed her relatives years ago, but is called to
represent a remaining cousin accused of political wrongdoings and supposedly
held in a Zimbabwean prison. It’s not a
place known for its décor or cooking, but rather low life expectancy. 
Abigail’s
husband, a big-time journalist, flippantly lets her leave the safety of home
without offering to go with. She’s
afraid he’s having an affair with his intern.
During
her heartache over the marriage, Abigail is accompanied by her friend and
prison psychologist to confront the country’s director of the intelligence
agency.
The
intelligent agent appears to be helpful, yet it’s best to be wary. The agent attempts to claim Abigail for more
than her work or friendship. Abigail's
trust bounces back and forth with the handsome man, but she also worries about
her husband back at home.
The
novel is dark and dangerous, leaving the reader to push Abigail to be careful,
be wise, and make the right decisions for work and romance.
Happy reading,
Dawn
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