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"Borderlines" by Michela Wrong is a legal thriller and debut novel centered on British lawyer Paula Shackleton, who is grieving a lost love when she is approached by Winston Peabody, a representative of the African state of North Darrar. North Darrar is embroiled in a border arbitration dispute with its much larger neighbor. Winston needs Paula's legal help for hearings at The Hague, while Paula seeks to escape her painful past.
Paula travels to the capital of North Darrar determined to immerse herself in work but soon realizes that even well-intentioned jobs can demand moral compromises. As she collects testimony in refugee camps and explores the colonial history shaping the conflict, Paula's perspective shifts. Relationships with a former rebel and an idealistic young doctor challenge her detached attitude, leading her to actions that test her professional and personal boundaries.
Woven into the narrative are the rich colors and aromas of the Horn of Africa, adding a gritty realism. The novel probes deeper themes about Western involvement in Africa, the complexities of justice in international law, and how history is crafted. At its core, "Borderlines" is a story of Paula's painful quest for redemption against a backdrop of political conflict and human suffering.
Michela Wrong brings nearly two decades of African experience to this evocative courtroom drama, reflecting on contemporary issues while telling a deeply personal story.
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