Painful Tears
Lilian discontinues her education and marries John at a tender age. The couple lives happily until Lilian discovers that John is having an affair with another woman, and this is the beginning of real trouble for Lilian.
This story is about Lilian's growth from a submissive, naive and semi-educated woman to a confident and sophisticated writer who at one stage wins a presidential award. It is these latter qualities that will make her husband want her back. But will she let him back into her life?
Told with grace and ease, this story is a warning to young people to value people for what they are, rather than be taken in by the razzmatazz of material wealth.
Fast-paced and highly entertaining.
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Ange Divine Muhimpundu reviewed on 21 Nov 2019
Painful tears
7 yrs ago when i was in hight school (Rwanda) i did ready this book. I was so focus that i finished it. I real loved it that i kept remembering it and the name too. I searched and searched so many time where i could get it and now here it is. I can’t believe it, I real can’t.I don’t ready book and real tries too but this one i can ready it again and again. I am so happy that finally i get to see it where i can even buy it. All my friends thought i was crazy because i kept telling them about it but I couldn’t show it anywhere. Love from.
Firdaus Amour reviewed on 13 Mar 2020
Painful Tears
Amazing amazing. Read this book over three times. Years later and i still want to read it again
elavoga reviewed on 24 Jun 2020
Painful Tears
I read this book 15 years ago and re reading it just reminded me how far we have come from in terms of women empowerment. Back then I was only following Lilian and John's love story. It is a good read.
