“A riveting, grisly and moving memoir.”
“A moving account of personal and political events at a traumatic time in South Africa’s history.”
“Rogues, lovers, family, friends, journalists, warlords and victims are all part of Garson’s gripping memoir, in which she explores what it was like to investigate apartheid crimes through the lens of white privilege.”
“Brutal and deeply personal, the book challenges society’s collective amnesia of the blood-soaked transition to democracy.”