Running from the Guerrillas
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement, Motivational
| Author: | Erica Anne Richards-Sikhakhane | ISBN: | 9781370014767 |
| Publisher: | Erica Anne Richards-Sikhakhane | Publication: | February 12, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Erica Anne Richards-Sikhakhane |
| ISBN: | 9781370014767 |
| Publisher: | Erica Anne Richards-Sikhakhane |
| Publication: | February 12, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This is the dramatic, true-life account of author, Erica Richards-Sikhakhane’s traumatic life experiences when she was captured by the Renamo rebels in Mozambique during the brutal civil war. This memoir details the adversities she had to endure and overcome, and her escape to another country with the help of a remarkable woman she calls her “hero”, Lydia Mkhombo.
This fascinating autobiography allows you insight into the horrific world of innocents involved in this terrifyingly cold and inhumane war, which robbed many of their lives and innocence. Follow the author’s story and see how her resilience propelled her to her destiny, which indicated God’s remarkable presence in her life.
“You might have walked the unknown and painful path, but that does not mean you must not pursue your purpose and goals, and thrive for change.”
“No matter how many times life has knocked you down, you must always get up, dust yourself off and continue pushing towards your destiny.”
“Life was not meant to be perfect, but through its imperfections you can find the real you and be happy again.”
“Appreciate where you have been, ugly or unpaved, there was a purpose for you to have gone through everything.”
This is the dramatic, true-life account of author, Erica Richards-Sikhakhane’s traumatic life experiences when she was captured by the Renamo rebels in Mozambique during the brutal civil war. This memoir details the adversities she had to endure and overcome, and her escape to another country with the help of a remarkable woman she calls her “hero”, Lydia Mkhombo.
This fascinating autobiography allows you insight into the horrific world of innocents involved in this terrifyingly cold and inhumane war, which robbed many of their lives and innocence. Follow the author’s story and see how her resilience propelled her to her destiny, which indicated God’s remarkable presence in her life.
“You might have walked the unknown and painful path, but that does not mean you must not pursue your purpose and goals, and thrive for change.”
“No matter how many times life has knocked you down, you must always get up, dust yourself off and continue pushing towards your destiny.”
“Life was not meant to be perfect, but through its imperfections you can find the real you and be happy again.”
“Appreciate where you have been, ugly or unpaved, there was a purpose for you to have gone through everything.”
