Kidnapped at birth. Raised nearby. Found by chance.
In 1997, baby Zephany Nurse was stolen from a Cape Town hospital. Seventeen years later, a chance encounter at school led to a DNA test—and the unraveling of a life built on secrets. This is Miché Solomon's story: a powerful, deeply personal account of identity, betrayal, and resilience in the face of unimaginable truth.
A gripping true crime memoir that explores one of South Africa's most extraordinary cases—essential reading for fans of true crime and powerful personal narratives.
Condition: Good - moderate wear, some page yellowing, all pages present
Format: Paperback
Perfect for readers of true crime, memoir, and South African stories.
