This book is an intriguing novel exploring the challenges immigrant families face when the social norms of their new home country threaten their cultural and religious traditions and values.
In a world of natural disasters, pandemics, migration, racial conflicts, this book addresses marriage as being at the heart of choices people must make wherever they are. It is written for a culturally diverse and volatile context where colorful flags from all over the world fly side by side.
The book discusses the complexity of making a choice regarding whom to marry. Such a decision can affect one's destiny if taken without much thought and prayer.
It is set in the context of the Diaspora where two girls from Africa fall in love with two young men from Europe and the Middle East. The book challenges traditionally held beliefs regarding racial integration and demonstrates the enormous possibilities that interracial and intercultural relations bring to a broken world.
