Description
The final book in the Langbourne Series. Can be read as a stand-alone book.
This is the story of a family of brothers, and their business and personal lives across Ireland, England, Southern Africa, and the U.S. throughout the twentieth century. Based on a true story, it is well written, sympathetically told, and a really interesting look at the lives of these man and their families, and the impact they had on their countries.
It is Africa at its best and worst, a story that needs to be read.
Nguni pays David a surprise visit on his back verandah. It has been decades since they last met. Over a pot of tea, the old friends reminisce over their past. They are older men now. Sharing sadness and grief, along with laughter and joy, the men talk well into the late afternoon.
The stories told are a joy for these two old buffaloes.
Based on a true story, this book has a bonus chapter at the end that gives a brief overview of the real brothers.
