This novel is written amidst the scourge of Gender-Based-Violence crippling South Africa, creating a society where women live in constant fear for their lives. It captures the journey of Nobantu Zwane, who is shattered by the recurrent sexual and domestic abuses besetting women. Her unique perspective as a woman, who herself was a target of sexual abuse, provides bracing recognition and direction for abused women who struggle to deal with, or recover from the toxins of abusive relationships. Most importantly, she tries to prevent the next generation of women from suffering the same fate. Thus, to expose the faults of the justice system, she institutes a formidable Women’s Liberation Movement, aimed at beating every man who abuses a woman. But the movement soon becomes a beast she can’t control; and in her attempts to solve the problem, ironically she ends up putting more women in danger. She soon realises that violence isn’t the answer and begins to work with other organisations fighting for the same cause. On her personal life, she realises that to better navigate the complex dynamics of a marriage, there’s no knowing what the ups are than forgiveness.