Set against the backdrop of a cozy Victorian Christmas, the story weaves a narrative of reconciliation and love. As the aroma of gingerbread fills the air, an old family feud begins to heal, paving the way for a couple destined for each other, though they remain oblivious to their connection. This charming tale by USA Today bestselling author Anthea Lawson captures the spirit of the season and the transformative power of love and forgiveness.
The narrative explores the inner conflict of a seasoned activist who has dedicated years to fighting corruption, poverty, and environmental issues. Despite significant achievements, including influencing laws on company ownership and contributing to international treaties, the protagonist grapples with self-doubt and questions the effectiveness of activism. This introspective journey raises crucial questions about the role of activists in the very systems they aim to change, highlighting the complexities of social justice work.
How is activism entangled in the problems it seeks to solve? After years of thinking that her task was to 'get the bastards,' campaigner, writer and reporter Anthea Lawson shows that understanding our concerns with activism can be a gateway to discovering what really needs to change.