Betrayed

Betrayed for love combines both romance and the South Sudanese struggle for self reliance.

The author depicts the suffering of the people of South Sudan in the life history of a single family. This book challenges the African perception of feminism, the suffering of children struggling to complete their studies, chauvinism, and the predicament of culture.

Charity is Julius's childhood girlfriend who sponsored his studies. In this book, Charity disowns her husband to revalidate her relationship with Julius.

Julius lives with Ann, the Ethiopian lady he has married. While Charity struggles to restore her long forgotten relationship, Julius struggles to secure his marriage with Ann despite her being a foreigner.

Charity's father, relatives, and in-laws are still his stumbling blocks. The road is stumpy and tiring to dig out treasures. Odds are many; darkness has filled all the paths to the achievement of freedom and the house of liberty. Oppression and betrayal are dominant in his tireless struggle.

But beyond those horizons, Julius sees the limelight.