Chains of Promise
Language: English
Published by Maxwell Burnham, 2026
- Softcover
- New
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- Title
- Chains of Promise
- Author
- Burnham, Maxwell; Burnham, Maxwell And Nicole
- Publisher
- Maxwell Burnham
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798235716858
Chains of Promise:
Summary
Chains of Promise is a gripping thriller that unearths the dark underbelly of human trafficking in Zimbabwe-a story of pain, resilience, and hope. Against a backdrop of corruption and betrayal, two unlikely heroes emerge: Samira "Moshi" Masango, a survivor determined to break the cycle of exploitation, and Inspector Thabo Nyathi, a relentless detective fighting a system riddled with shadows.
Together, they navigate a labyrinth of deceit woven by an international syndicate, exposing a ghost network that uses false promises to steal lives. As danger tightens its grip and alliances fracture, Samira and Thabo confront not only ruthless criminals but also the ghosts within their own ranks.
Through courage and unyielding spirit, they ignite a movement-lifting silenced voices and challenging a nation to reclaim its dignity. Chains of Promise is a testament to the strength of survival and the unbreakable bonds forged in the fight for justice.
From darkness, hope rises. From ashes, freedom is born.
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About the Author
Author Bio
Maxwell Burnham is a seasoned writer and journalist with a passion for telling stories that inspire and educate. With years of experience in the field, Maxwell has honed his craft, weaving complex narratives that captivate readers and spark meaningful conversations. He is dedicated to exploring the human condition and shedding light on important issues.
About the Authors
Maxwell & Nicole Burnham are a Zimbabwean father-daughter writing duo based in Harare. Passionate about justice, storytelling, and uncovering hidden truths, they bring generational insight to their work-merging lived experience with bold imagination.
Maxwell, a retired legal consultant, draws from years of navigating the country's complex justice system. Nicole, an investigative journalist and fiction writer, brings sharp narrative voice and modern urgency to their stories.
The Silence Clause is their most fearless collaboration yet-a fictional thriller grounded in real risks, written to honour the silenced and challenge the silence.
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