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Returning to rural South Africa after years in exile, photographer Thabo Molefe sets out to document bridges meant to unite a fractured land. Instead, he encounters Anna du Plessis, a woman bound to a violent past she did not choose. As history, guilt, and desire collide, a single bridge becomes a reckoningbetween black and white, exile and home, silence and truth. The Scarlet Bridge is a haunting literary novel about love, complicity, and whether reconciliation is ever truly possible.

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Returning to rural South Africa after years in exile, photographer Thabo Molefe sets out to document bridges meant to unite a fractured land. Instead, he encounters Anna du Plessis, a woman bound to a violent past she did not choose. As history, guilt, and desire collide, a single bridge becomes a reckoningbetween black and white, exile and home, silence and truth. The Scarlet Bridge is a haunting literary novel about love, complicity, and whether reconciliation is ever truly possible.


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T. G. Nduna is a South African writer with a degree in Psychological Counseling and an ABET Higher Diploma. His writing endeavors to explores resilience, generational trauma, and the hidden burdens carried by women and families. A Daughter's Lament is his latest novel, blending Setswana oral tradition with contemporary African realities.