"The Map of Bones" at the Kingsmead Book Fair

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Author Kate Mosse has told HOT1027 News that writing "The Map of Bones"— the final chapter in her Joubert Family Chronicles — was an emotional homecoming.

Set across France, Amsterdam, the Canary Islands, and ultimately here in South Africa, the sweeping historical series follows a generations-long feud between two families, rooted in the French Wars of Religion.

Her latest novel — and the closing chapter — will be featured at this month’s Kingsmead Book Fair.

HOT1027’s Tara Penny caught up with Kate to find out more…
15 May English South Africa Entertainment News · Documentary

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