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Like an unborn baby, she lay there, eyes shut tight in the amniotic-like fluid as a lone, undulating voice started singing a haunting but soothing lullaby. Against the backdrop of a breathtaking and timeless corner of Botswana, a serial killer is on the loose; someone or something is beheading bar girls. The first victim is Sergeant Duski L├┤cha''s wayward twin sister, Pinki L├┤cha. The killer is now after her daughter, five-year-old Flora, the only possible witness to her murder. Disregarding her allegiance to the Zion Christian Church, Duski must turn once more to the dark side for help. To track down her sister''s killer and to protect Flora, she must enter the killer''s world-the dark, surreal, and ominous world of voodoo, putting not only her life at risk but her sanity too.

Reaching out is an emotional and honest account of the experience that both Mark and his wife have had of depression. At 30 years of age, Mark didn't understand depression, he was one of the people who dismissed mental health issues. That all changed when Michelle, Marks wife, suffered from severe post natal depression after giving birth to their son. Michelle spiralled into a pit of depression which left Mark in the position of coping with a new born baby, looking after Michelle and running the home. Depression became a part of their lives. Reaching Out gives an insight into what life is like living with depression. When Michelle recovered, Mark himself became depressed. In the end the negative proved to be a positive in his life." Sometimes you have to have a negative,to have a positive in life"