Silhouettes of freedom

Synopsis

In a nation still casting long shadows from its colonial past, *Silhouettes of freedom* follows Zola as she navigates the complex, often elusive nature of liberty. Haunted by systemic injustice and the unspoken traumas of previous generations in postcolonial Kenya, Zola's journey delves into the fragmented memories and suppressed histories that shape the present. This historical fiction explores the inner turmoil of youth grappling with the cost of freedom and the burden of inherited silence, seeking to understand the faint outlines of freedom that remain visible amidst the darkness. Through Zola's eyes, the book unearths the powerful, often suppressed, collective memory crucial to defining true liberation. Tailored for a generation questioning complicity and yearning for change, *Silhouettes of freedom* is a poignant exploration of resilience, truth, and the enduring fight for justice, urging readers to recognize that the pursuit of freedom requires confronting the past and reshaping the future, one silhouette at a time.