R275.00
A compelling South African novel in which a woman discovers a century-old journal in a Free State bookshop and uncovers a story of war, loss and hope.
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An Unquiet Place by Clare Houston is a moving and atmospheric South African novel that blends historical fiction, mystery and contemporary drama. Hannah Harrison leaves her stalled life in Cape Town to work in a small-town bookshop in the Free State, where she discovers an old journal hidden among a box of books. The journal belonged to Rachel Badenhorst, a young girl separated from her family during the South African War and confined to a concentration camp.
As Hannah becomes determined to uncover Rachel’s fate, she is drawn into the painful history of the town and the grief still carried by local farmer Alistair Barlow. Set against the wide landscapes of the Free State, this beautifully written novel explores memory, loss, resilience and the healing power of kindness. Perfect for readers of South African historical fiction, women’s fiction and stories that connect past and present.
Condition – New
Brand new and unread. Signed by the author on the title page






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