Dancing in the Moonlight

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In the background of crime and moral decay the reader is taken through the ordeal of a victim of crime. The victim, a security guard, is arrested at a police road-block on his way back from the funeral of a colleague who was shot dead during an armed robbery. The victim is found with an unlicensed fifi rearm which was traced to a spate of crimes, including the armed robbery in which his colleague was killed. The story closes with the backdrop of the history of the village where the victim was brought up. Sometime ago, the village suffered from the satanic acts of witchcraft. The reigning chief then consulted with his advisers and engaged a powerful sangoma to exorcise the village of witchcraft. Is there a sangoma that can exorcise Johannesburg of crime? “Dear Darlington, Now I understand why you have backed up this story. It is so powerfully … written … I, being a woman as well … this story applies to today’s times … in fact we need this story out … to hopefully open some eyes out there.It is not just worth publishing …but this needs to be published …this story needs to be heard … it would be good even to make like a video representation of this book …” – Zara Smith.

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