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Step right up, folks, and witness the epic saga of Meira Shava, a girl born into a Zimbabwean "paradise" so perfect, it even makes postcards blush! But for Meira, Eden was less a garden and more a barnyard, where she honed her diplomatic skills negotiating with moody cows and defusing poultry uprisings led by the formidable Minister Bok-Bok.
Follow her from a childhood filled with forced chicken-feed stirring and existential jokes scrawled in secret to legal and political adventures in Texas (as an attorney in Houston), in New York (as a Supreme Court Justice), and in Washington, D.C. (as the Secretary of Justice). She even starred on the global stage, where she proved that "unlucky" is just a prelude to "unrelenting." Experience the hilarity, the heartbreak, and the sheer audacity of a girl who, despite every mugging, mocking, and bureaucratic slap in the face, transforms despair into pure, untainted fuel.
Prepare for a riotous journey where justice isn't just served, it's served with a side of sarcastic wit and a healthy dose of chaos. Discover why Meira's story isn't perfect, but relentlessly, defiantly, and hilariously louder than fate.
What are critics saying?
Meira the Audacious is a fiery, unforgettable journey of a young Zimbabwean woman wielding wit as a weapon against an endless adversity. From a childhood of servitude to navigating the treacherous landscapes of American society, Meira's story is a masterclass in resilience. This novel is a powerful and often humorous exploration of one woman's refusal to be defined by her circumstances. This is an intensely inspiring read, stunningly highlighting the remarkable strength of the human spirit (Caitlin Jones)
