Silent Scars in Emana - Awuma, Ambeneck Simplice
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Silent Scars in Emana is a gripping and emotional narrative inspired by true events. Set in the heart of Emana, Yaoundé, this novel follows the painful journey of Madam Kuza and her four children as they endure years of psychological and physical abuse at the hands of Mr. Kuza-a man respected in public but feared at home. Told through the eyes of the children and their mother, the story explores the silent pain so many families carry, the courage it takes to break free, and the power of resilience, faith, and hope. With every chapter, Silent Scars in Emana calls attention to the hidden…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Silent Scars in Emana is a gripping and emotional narrative inspired by true events. Set in the heart of Emana, Yaoundé, this novel follows the painful journey of Madam Kuza and her four children as they endure years of psychological and physical abuse at the hands of Mr. Kuza-a man respected in public but feared at home. Told through the eyes of the children and their mother, the story explores the silent pain so many families carry, the courage it takes to break free, and the power of resilience, faith, and hope. With every chapter, Silent Scars in Emana calls attention to the hidden realities of domestic violence in African homes-and the strength it takes to escape them.
Autorenporträt
Ambeneck Simplice Awuma is a Cameroonian author, educator, and advocate for social change through storytelling. Born in Andek-Ngie, in the Northwest Region of Cameroon, he holds both a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Curriculum Studies and Teaching English. With years of experience teaching in secondary schools in Buea, and as an online English tutor on NativeCamp, he brings a passion for education and empathy into every aspect of his work. His debut novel, Silent Scars in Emana, is a powerful narrative based on true events, giving voice to victims of domestic violence and exploring themes of resilience, betrayal, and hope. Through his writing, Ambeneck strives to empower the silenced and provoke social reflection, especially within African communities. When he is not writing or teaching, Ambeneck enjoys mentoring young people, engaging in community development, and nurturing a vision where stories can spark healing and change.