My Mother's Son - by Josephine C M Faal (Paperback)

About the Book

"My Mother's Son" delves into the compelling tale of twenty-one-year-old Andrew. A devoted son born into privilege. Andrew's world changes when his nineteen-year-old girlfriend, Dailess gets pregnant with his child.

Book Synopsis

In the heart of Lusaka, Zambia, "My Mother's Son" delves into the compelling tale of twenty-one-year-old Andrew Michelo. Andrew, an adored and cherished only child, thrives in the warmth of his mother, April Michelo's unwavering love and pride. However, his world is upended when he learns that his nineteen-year-old girlfriend, Dailess Banda, is pregnant with his child.

In the unfolding narrative, Andrew and Dailess find themselves thrust into a tumultuous journey fraught with emotional upheaval and unyielding realities that demand their attention. As the plot thickens, these two young protagonists, each singularly focused on self-preservation, wrestle with the complexities of their circumstances. The intricacies of their struggle come to life as they grapple with the profound challenges that test the limits of their resilience. In this engrossing tale, their individual journeys come to a head in a riveting narrative, leaving the reader captivated by the raw authenticity of their experiences and the suspenseful twists that shape their quest for solid ground.

"My Mother's Son" paints a poignant picture of the complexities of human relationships and the internal conflicts individuals face when confronted with life-altering choices. The story explores themes of love, sacrifice, societal expectations, and the resilience of the human spirit. It immerses readers in the vibrant setting of Lusaka, Zambia, capturing the cultural nuances and challenges faced by the characters.

"My Mother's Son" is an African story told for a global readership.