A Girl From Zanzibar

by Roger King

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'A headstrong heroine zigzags from Zanzibar to America in Roger King's daring new novel.' - Elaina Richardson, O magazine 'There is no safe haven, this brilliant, prescient novel suggests.' - Suzanne Ruta, The New York Times Winner of the Bay Area Book Reviewers Association Award for Best Novel 2002.… (more)

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'A headstrong heroine zigzags from Zanzibar to America in Roger King's daring new novel.' - Elaina Richardson, O magazine 'There is no safe haven, this brilliant, prescient novel suggests.' - Suzanne Ruta, The New York Times Winner of the Bay Area Book Reviewers Association Award for Best Novel 2002.

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