Into Africa: When you are upside-down, shoot from the roots

Clinton, a dashing adventurer at heart, takes his wife and two small children to Botswana in pursuit of financial freedom and political stability. A host of wild encounters, struggles and hilarious incidents define their years in the bush. Theirs is also the story of inner resilience grown from facing hardships and never giving up hope. The power of family unity, faith and love runs through the book like a vibrant river, impossible to resist and simply too entertaining to put down.

Cecile De Neuilly Rice was born in Colesberg, South Africa, in 1956. She was educated at Rustenburg Girls' High School in Cape Town where she excelled as a sportswoman and leader. She graduated with a B.A. Degree in Languages and an HED from the University of Stellenbosch, where she also received full honours as a hockey player. After four years of teaching, she married Clinton de Neuilly-Rice. They have three children, Gisèle, Michael and Janine. She is known and respected as a woman of faith and capacity. The way in which she tells her gripping story, will inspire, uplift and encourage you to attempt the impossible. She effortlessly conveys essential truths that are liberating and healing in every circumstance.