Gillian Slovo
Inheritance
Inheritance
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In her powerful new novel, Inheritance, acclaimed author Gillian Slovo delivers a gripping story of family trauma and political reckoning that spans continents and generations.
When Deborah, a successful crime writer, is shattered by her sister Gail’s suicide, she is forced to confront a violent past she has spent a lifetime trying to forget. Their childhood was marked by violence and upheaval: a father murdered in South Africa, a mother imprisoned, and an abrupt exile to England. Now, a mysterious package and a final stipulation in Gail’s will draw Deborah back to the country they once fled. There, amid the lingering shadows of apartheid, she uncovers long-buried secrets that challenge everything she thought she knew about her family — and herself.
As Deborah navigates a landscape shaped by political corruption and fragile reconciliation, she must reckon with the uneasy terrain between truth and justice, memory and self-deception.
Building on a distinguished career that includes the Orange Prize–shortlisted Ice Road and the bestselling memoir Every Secret Thing, Slovo brings her signature psychological acuity and political insight to a richly layered narrative. Inheritance is a profound exploration of how the past endures within us — and how understanding it may be the only path toward forgiveness.
- Publication date: 8 October 2026
- Dimensions: Height 197 mm; Width 130 mm; Thickness 24 mm
- Publisher: Peepal Tree Press Ltd
- Format: Paperback
- ISBN-13: 9781845236151
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