THE LADY'S CALL
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Last published Fri, Sep 19, 2025
Lady Selina Abebe-Jones belongs to neither world too African for the British, too British for the Africans. In the glittering halls of Britain's elite, she faces whispers, prejudice, and a law that threatens immigrant families. But in the heart of injustice, Selina finds her voice and a calling she cannot ignore.
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