Between Two Rivers by Tina Beattie

Between Two Rivers by Tina Beattie

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“Rhodesia is sleep-walking towards its devastating civil war. Three women become entangled in that war and in relationships that harbour the seeds of tragedy. With great sensitivity and insight, Tina Beattie tells a haunting story of love and war that will long linger in the mind.” (Kay Powell, author of Then a Wind Blew).

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Between Two Rivers by Tina Beattie

Rhodesia is sleep-walking towards its devastating civil war. Three women become entangled in that war and in relationships that harbour the seeds of tragedy. With great sensitivity and insight, Tina Beattie tells a haunting story of love and war that will long linger in the mind. (Kay Powell, author ofThen a Wind Blew).
“Rhodesia is sleep-walking towards its devastating civil warThree women become entangled in that war and in relationships that harbour the seeds of tragedy. With great sensitivity and insight, Tina Beattie tells a haunting story of love and war that will long linger in the mind.” (Kay Powell, author of "Then a Wind Blew"); “A compelling and captivating read. The story is a fascinating weave of black and white characters. I loved it despite scenes that deeply disturbed me, having been through those times. She has captured an essence of the time with precise and knowledgeable detail.” (Angus Shaw, Zimbabwean writer and war correspondent)
Tina Beattie spent much of her early life in Africa. She was born and grew up in Lusaka, Zambia, and also lived in Kenya and Zimbabwe before moving to Bristol with her husband and four young children in 1988. She has been described as "one of the most brilliant and original Catholic theologians" in Britain (Ashley Beck, The Pastoral Review), though she was a latecomer to academic life. She left school at 15 and finally began her undergraduate studies at the University of Bristol in 1991, the year her youngest child started school. Tina has given public lectures around the world and her academic publications include monographs published by Routledge, Oxford University Press and Continuum, as well as numerous journal articles and contributions to books. She is a well-known public commentator and a regular contributor to BBC Radio 4’s Thought for the Day. Tina’s first creative passion has always been writing fiction, and in recent years she has returned to that enduring love. One reviewer described her novel The Good Priest (2019) as "an absolute masterpiece" and wrote that he would "place this book in the top three fiction books I have read." (GoodReads) Another wrote, "This is one of the most enthralling books that I have read this year. ... I was utterly absorbed from beginning to end." (Breakaway Reviewers) In 2021 Tina left her full-time post as Professor of Catholic Studies at the University of Roehampton in London to dedicate her time to research and writing. Her second novel, Between Two Rivers (publication date February 2022) explores life in Rhodesia from the last years of colonialism in the 1950s to the trauma of civil war in the 1970s. Zimbabwean writer and war correspondent Angus Shaw describes it as “a compelling and captivating read. … There is passion, love and violence … I loved it despite scenes that deeply disturbed me, having been through those times.” Tina now lives near Rye on the south coast of England, where she swims in the sea and draws inspiration from the wild beauty of the dunes.
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ISBN 13 9781739974411
ISBN 10 1739974417
Titre Between Two Rivers
Auteur Tina Beattie
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Type de reliure Paperback
Éditeur Troubador Publishing
Année de publication 2022-02-28
Nombre de pages 456
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