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Happy 2020!

 

My upcoming book, Behind my Smile: A True Story of an Author, a Broken Spirit, and a Healer will be released world-wide on 20 March 2020.

My third book Tales of the Illawarra Line, is in development and I am excited about having it ready for publication soon. My other book project is a children’s book – Mia and Grace and the Magic Ballet Shoes.

So here goes … bring on 2020!

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Author

Photo credit Patrick Cummings Photography Beryl Crosher-Segers is the author of A Darker Shade of Pale, a South African bestselling memoir about life during apartheid. In her writing debut she tells the story of her determination to rise above her earlier life of inequality and injustice. Beryl and her husband moved to Australia in the… Continue reading Author

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Contact: Beryl Crosher-Segers +61425116707 If you would like to hear more about upcoming book launches and other events, please leave your contact details below.  

Books

Behind My Smile: A True Story of an Author, a Broken Spirit and a Healer Release date 20 March 2020   A Darker Shade of Pale: a memoir of apartheid South Africa Release date 17 April 2018 For Australian residents please head over to the SHOP tab to purchase a signed copy.  Books will also… Continue reading Books

An unforgettable love story that will bring tears to your eyes and hope to all those struggling for a better life.

Philip Berk, Hollywood Foreign Press.

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Exceptionally well-written and the prose is delightful. I could not put this book down.

Jonathan Jansen, Distinghuised Professor of Education, Stellenbosch University, South Africa.

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