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 Lesley
Naa Norle Lokko was born in Scotland in 1964 of mixed
Ghanaian-Scots parentage. She grew up in Ghana, West Africa and was educated
in Ghana, the UK and the US. She trained as an architect and has worked
as a full-time academic in the US and the UK. She has published and lectured widely
on the subject of race and its relationship to architecture. She divides her time
between Ghana and the UK and is now working on her fourth novel. |
Bitter Chocolate |
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In the steamy heat of Haiti, seventeen year old Laure St Lazāre imagines a life beyond the strict
rules of her grandmother. One hazy, hot summer Laure leaves her childhood and her home as she
sets out for Chicago to start a new life. It's the start of a journey that will take her across
continents and from shabby motels to high society haunts.
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Sundowners |
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Rianne de Zoete, heiress to a South African mining fortune, beautiful, privileged and thoroughly spoilt,
is sent to school in England. Gabby, Nathalie and Charmaine will become her best friends and help her
find her way in the strange new environment. Sundowners follows all four girls: their careers
and relationships span twenty years and four continents, examining race, love and commitment
through the lives and experiences of each of its characters. Lesley Lokko's first novel.
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