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My feature on behalf of the Sunday Times: http://bit.ly/2NrKBKWReading a proof copy, so cannot quote. When the feature is printed, I'll post a link.
But Deliver Us From Evil by Lauri Kubuitsile is a remarkable work of literary historical fiction.It follows the fortunes of two young girls who find themselves on the wrong side of arbitrary decisions made by people in power.Nthebolang and her mother have to flee their community when her father is accused of witchcraft. Beatrice is kidnapped from her Koranna community by raiders when she is mistaken for a missing white child.Both have to rely on their wits to survive and are forced to make diffi...
The telling of the story took me back to my Father narrating tales is Sesotho to us ...just this time it was mixed with modern story telling. I loved this book ... the Author did in-depth research of history...great book .I even bought The Scattered that’s how much I enjoyed Lauri’s writing .
The evocative cover of this book is a clue to the atmospheric scenes we encounter within.Two very different young women, both yearning for freedom and the places where they’ve known happiness. It’s hard to know which is the more intriguing, the tough, often enigmatic Koranna Beatrice, caught in a marriage from which she is determined to escape, or Nthebolang, who as a child saw her father killed for witchcraft and now fears that evil is at work in Ntsweng.As with The Scattering, Kubuitsile has t...
Good and enjoyable, stressful and confusing all at once. As always I loved the religious parts of the book. It shows how there are good Christians and bad Christians, good witches and bad witches. A good witch and a good Christian have to help each other and navigate through all the badness around them, most of the time not knowing if they can trust each other. You may be surprised who your real friends are
