The Garden of Burning Sand - Hardcover

Addison, Corban

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1782063307 ISBN 13: 9781782063308

Publisher: Quercus Publishing, 2013

Synopsis

In Zambia, American lawyer Zoe Fleming and policeman Joseph Kabuta have uncovered a crime that has no rhyme or reason: a young girl, attacked and left for dead. Zoe and Joseph - their pasts, cultures and upbringings radically different - must work together. Their task is not only to help the girl, Kuyeya, recover but, against overwhelming odds and terrifying danger, to ensure justice doesn't fail her again.

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Review

""The Garden of Burning Sand" is a face-paced thriller that authentically captures the plight of young women in much of Africa today and clearly lays out the complexity of combating HIV on the continent. It was a thoroughly enjoyable novel." "Andrew Fullem, Director of the John Snow, Inc. and World Education Center for HIV""

"A hauntingly good read. "The Garden of Burning Sand "is a powerful and moving novel..this fast-paced, engaging story...make it deserving of reader's complete attention. This one's an absolute must-read." ""Romantic Times Book Review Magazine- TOP PICK!"""

"The Garden of Burning Sand is a face-paced thriller that authentically captures the plight of young women in much of Africa today and clearly lays out the complexity of combating HIV on the continent. It was a thoroughly enjoyable novel." Andrew Fullem, Director of the John Snow, Inc. and World Education Center for HIV"

"A John Grisham-like page-turner that will make you read deep into the night, for Addison is a master storyteller. . . he will blaze a trail across the world with books that twist your heart as they inform your thinking." Business Day Live"

"A compelling novel with a conscience and a heart, gripping in its drama and unique in its insights into a hidden and dangerous world. Resonant with authenticity, The Garden of Burning Sand rewards the reader on every level." Richard North Patterson, author of Eden in Winter"

"Addison delivers another compelling novel exposing human rights violations.... A sense of urgency will keep readers engrossed, and, despite the tragedy depicted, they will also find comforting themes connected to love and family. Fans of Addison's first novel and readers who enjoy socially conscious fiction will want this." Andrea Brooks, Library Journal"

"Compelling. . . chock full of suspense and emotion" Pride"

"Corban Addison is a rare find in the world of thriller writers. Timely, topical, and impeccably researched, his novels embrace the full sweep of the human experience. Depravity. Destruction. Heroism. Love. If you like stories of good people struggling to do right in the world's forgotten places, there is no one better suited to take you on the ride of your life." John Hart, Edgar-award-winning author of The New York Times bestseller The Last Child"

"A hauntingly good read. The Garden of Burning Sand is a powerful and moving novel..this fast-paced, engaging story...make it deserving of reader's complete attention. This one's an absolute must-read." Romantic Times Book Review Magazine- TOP PICK!"

"Addison's debut novel, A Walk Across the Sun, was an international best-seller, and The Garden of Burning Sand should build an even larger audience for him. Like John Grisham, the foremost practitioner of the legal thriller, Addison - a Virginia resident and an attorney - understands how to evoke emotion, as well as thrills." Doug Childers, The Richmond Times-Dispatch"

About the Author

Corban Addison holds degrees in law and engineering. After completing a federal clerkship, Addison began his career specializing in corporate law and litigation. He has an abiding interest in international human rights, and is a supporter of numerous causes, including the abolition of modern slavery. He lives with his wife and two children in Virginia. He is the author of A Walk Across the Sun, The Garden of Burning Sand and The Tears of Dark Water.

About this edition

• Publisher: Quercus Publishing
• Publication date: 2013
• ISBN 10: 1782063307
• ISBN 13: 9781782063308
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 320