A Perfect Stranger

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An epic story about a family torn apart as a result of the father and his five year old son being abducted by terrorists. While being held captive he manages to help his son escape into the harsh African bush. Four years later the father is released and returns home to find his wife has disappeared and both his sons have been adopted into loving families. The fathers determined search for his family leads him through tortuous times fraught with serious emotional dramas tempered by the warmth and companionship of the people he encounters along the way. A series of exciting and dramatic adventures in the exhilarating wildness of Central Africa..

About the author. Bruce Davidson is an artist and a song writer who used to be a Safari Operator and a Businessman and also farmed in Central Africa. He now lives in the UK.

Jan-Hen****
This narrative describes life through one man's heart in a very delightful style of absorbable writing going from the totally natural way of things to the strange esoteric possibilities of a life worth living! It opens a full house of pleasurable reading with only one possible problem that one doesn't want to stop reading after one has started - the reason being that the book leads you to the exciting possibility that we are all Perfect Strangers just like the writer! A perfect Stranger is a memorable book very much worth having on your bookshelf or E-reader.

Chrisitne E****
A very inspirational book! Thought provokingand very well written by a man who has insight into mankind's trials and tribulations and triumphs! A MUST READ BOOK!

Stephanie from SA
A gorgeous book! Reminds me of "It's a long way from Penny Apples" by Bill Cullen which has been my all-timefavourite book for a long time! Bill Cullen you have competition!! Love who you are already Bruce and I have only just strated reading your book!! Keep on writing.

Arthur D**** Doctor, Surgeon.

Congratulations Bruce I am enjoying your book and really appreciate the stories and the way you have written them!

Dawie B Business Man writer Mechanic builder.
The book draws a sometimes comical but true picture of like in Africa and often the truth is so close to home it makes me flinch! In all, a tale that creates a longing for the Africa that was but at the same time a farewell to a life filled with the nature and the minuteness of man before the total of "The All" - that which many call God! The story leads to a conclusion that each man's truth is ultimately that which is individually true to him thus leading to his own perspective of reality. A pleasure to read and a n honour to be part of the writer's life in Africa