In a world obsessed with success, status, and wealth, Phumla Mushonga's powerful novel pulls back the curtain on what really breaks families apart: not poverty, but parenting gone wrong. Set in the high¿end corridors of a luxury retirement facility, this story follows six older men at the end of their lives who have nothing left to lose but everything worth reclaiming. They are not superheroes, not saviors, and not the kind of characters usually at the center of a plot-they are ordinary, flawed, and fiercely human. What begins as a quiet act of rebellion against a complacent, profit¿driven system grows into something much bigger: a fight to reclaim their money, their dignity, and the very meaning of how they raised the next generation. Each man carries the weight of empires that have quietly crumbled not because of economics, but because wealthy parents forgot how to parent. The book confronts the uncomfortable truth that wealth can shield a family for a while, but it cannot save children from the consequences of neglect, entitlement, and misplaced priorities. Through sharp dialogue, dark humor, and moments of raw honesty, the story moves between courtroom drama, corporate sabotage, and late¿night conversations on a Florida porch, exposing the cracks beneath the polished surface of modern success. At its heart, this is a story about what happens when parents stop leading, and children grow up believing they owe the world more than it owes them. It is also the story of what becomes possible when broken parents finally choose to listen, teach, and love their children with intention instead of authority. Perfect for readers who love character¿driven fiction with a sharp edge, this book is both a gripping drama and a quiet wake¿up call. It challenges the illusion that wealth protects families and reminds every parent, rich or ordinary, that the most powerful empire they will ever build is the one that lives inside the hearts of their children.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In a world obsessed with success, status, and wealth, Phumla Mushonga's powerful novel pulls back the curtain on what really breaks families apart: not poverty, but parenting gone wrong. Set in the high-end corridors of a luxury retirement facility, this story follows six older men at the end of their lives who have nothing left to lose but everything worth reclaiming. They are not superheroes, not saviors, and not the kind of characters usually at the center of a plot-they are ordinary, flawed, and fiercely human.What begins as a quiet act of rebellion against a complacent, profit-driven system grows into something much bigger: a fight to reclaim their money, their dignity, and the very meaning of how they raised the next generation. Each man carries the weight of empires that have quietly crumbled not because of economics, but because wealthy parents forgot how to parent. The book confronts the uncomfortable truth that wealth can shield a family for a while, but it cannot save children from the consequences of neglect, entitlement, and misplaced priorities.Through sharp dialogue, dark humor, and moments of raw honesty, the story moves between courtroom drama, corporate sabotage, and late-night conversations on a Florida porch, exposing the cracks beneath the polished surface of modern success. At its heart, this is a story about what happens when parents stop leading, and children grow up believing they owe the world more than it owes them. It is also the story of what becomes possible when broken parents finally choose to listen, teach, and love their children with intention instead of authority.Perfect for readers who love character-driven fiction with a sharp edge, this book is both a gripping drama and a quiet wake-up call. It challenges the illusion that wealth protects families and reminds every parent, rich or ordinary, that the most powerful empire they will ever build is the one that lives inside the hearts of their children. This book is story and a quiet wake-up call. It challenges the illusion that wealth protects families, rich or ordinary, that the most powerful empire they will ever build is the one that lives inside the hearts of their children. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798295772009
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In a world obsessed with success, status, and wealth, Phumla Mushonga's powerful novel pulls back the curtain on what really breaks families apart: not poverty, but parenting gone wrong. Set in the high¿end corridors of a luxury retirement facility, this story follows six older men at the end of their lives who have nothing left to lose but everything worth reclaiming. They are not superheroes, not saviors, and not the kind of characters usually at the center of a plot-they are ordinary, flawed, and fiercely human.What begins as a quiet act of rebellion against a complacent, profit¿driven system grows into something much bigger: a fight to reclaim their money, their dignity, and the very meaning of how they raised the next generation. Each man carries the weight of empires that have quietly crumbled not because of economics, but because wealthy parents forgot how to parent. The book confronts the uncomfortable truth that wealth can shield a family for a while, but it cannot save children from the consequences of neglect, entitlement, and misplaced priorities.Through sharp dialogue, dark humor, and moments of raw honesty, the story moves between courtroom drama, corporate sabotage, and late¿night conversations on a Florida porch, exposing the cracks beneath the polished surface of modern success. At its heart, this is a story about what happens when parents stop leading, and children grow up believing they owe the world more than it owes them. It is also the story of what becomes possible when broken parents finally choose to listen, teach, and love their children with intention instead of authority.Perfect for readers who love character¿driven fiction with a sharp edge, this book is both a gripping drama and a quiet wake¿up call. It challenges the illusion that wealth protects families and reminds every parent, rich or ordinary, that the most powerful empire they will ever build is the one that lives inside the hearts of their children. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798295772009
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