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New South Africa emerged peacefully and filled with desire after Apartheid. Yet life is looking in need of one white family, attempting to survive. Martha, Hendrik and their princess Magda are six months behind using their hire when they are finally asked to vacate their house in the noiseless town of Wolseley. Retailing their remaining things, they head to Cape Town, their last chance. Cape Town shows to be unconcerned using their misfortune and the cracked family must get around the streets. It really is from the roadways that they'll learn that though Apartheid has ended, it is poverty that still segregates. Each figure narrates their area of the report and the journey, moving further from the hot espresso and sanity of Wolseley. "Simple, magnificently told coming-of-age report in a wrenching bank account of commitment, betrayal, heartbreak, and redemption...Le Grange creates beautifully, installation of the storyplot in immediate, simple prose while at the same time infusing it with vibrant symbolism and deeply evocative images...Almost never has a hard subject been so easy to read about...A profoundly affective novel filled with stable writing that delves into the darker corners of being individuals." (Kirkus Reviews) "Martha and Hendrik live with their 18-year-old princess in Wolseley, in a house they owe six weeks' hire on. Apartheid's end brought changes in their lives they didn't expect, including Hendrik's retrenchment. While he mutely battles off poverty, his better half finds ways to cope that tear their marriage aside. The author brings an alternative point of view to apartheid's aftermath, introducing a "white" world riddled with hopelessness..." (Times Live)
