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Tandia
Tandia | Bryce Courtenay
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Half-African, half-Indian and beautiful, Tandia is just a teenager when she is brutally attacked and violated by the South African police. Desperately afraid and consumed by hatred for the white man, Tandia seeks refuge in a brothel deep in the veld. There she learns to use her brilliant mind and extraordinary looks as weapons for the battles that lie ahead: she trains as a terrorist. But then Tandia meets a man with a past as strange as her own: Peekay, an Oxford undergraduate who is also the challenger for the world welterweight boxing championship - and a white man. And in a land where mixed relationships are outlawed, their growing love can only have the most explosive consequences.
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Petelord
Petelord
Tandia | Bryce Courtenay
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Just as good as The Power of One

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LapReader
LapReader
Tandia | Bryce Courtenay
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I stay at the Ovolo Woolloomooloo in Sydney every year for my birthday. This is one of the many reasons why.

Avanders Heya lady — just checking in to make sure all #sffs packages have been sent ... can you confirm! Thanks! ♥️ 6y
whatsthEStorey Have a happy birthday! 🥳🎂🎈🎉🎁 6y
LapReader Sure have @Avanders 6y
Avanders @LapReader awesome — thanks! 👏🏽👏🏽💃🏽♥️ 6y
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derr.liz
derr.liz
Tandia | Bryce Courtenay
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As rapt by Tandia as I was... #prereading #southafricabound

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Eyelit
Eyelit
Tandia | Bryce Courtenay
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Mixed bag of read and #tbr for #titlewithapropername - I actually didn't know I'd find this many on my shelves. 😁 #readjanuary

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Laura317 I've been thinking of getting the Mycroft Holmes book. It sounded intriguing. Plus, Abdul Kareem Jabar! 8y
rubyslippersreads So many pretty books! 8y
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Bethsh
Bethsh
Tandia | Bryce Courtenay
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So glad to revisit this magical place where the brutality of Apartheid took place. The Power of One is the first and tells of a white boy turned boxer who has a huge heart and love for all people. Tandia is the follow on story and has as many, or more, incredibly wonderful characters. The narrator, Humphrey Bower, is such a great story teller, but my favorite is how the author weaves in the history of the times among his diverse characters.

Penny_LiteraryHoarders Bryce Courtenay is a go-to author whenever I'm in a slump. The Whitethorn is another great piece of storytelling!
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Eyelit Yay - another Courtenay fan! 8y
Bethsh Thanks for that!! I added it to my Audible library! 8y
Bethsh Finished it and I have to say I was disappointed in the end. If seemed too rushed, and I'm not sure there was sense to it 8y
Curiouser_and_curiouser I loved Humphrey Bower as the narrator too, a perfect choice for these 2 books! 5y
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