Sunstroke

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Nina Ogilvie learned early that only the strong succeed, and she has thrived as a successful fund manager in London. However, a scandal from her latest deal leads to damaging rumors about her. To protect her reputation, her boss sends her to Post-Apartheid South Africa, where she encounters the enigmatic Wolf Moller. Despite her commitment to her career, Nina finds herself irresistibly drawn to him. They marry and have a son, Nicky, and her life seems like a fairy tale—until it shatters when Wolf disappears amid allegations of fraud and debt, taking their son with him. Determined to uncover the truth and find her child, Nina is thrust into a treacherous world of deception. This gripping tale weaves together espionage and romance, highlighting the lengths a mother will go to for her son. With its thrilling twists, it captivates readers and showcases the power of love. Madge Swindells, born and educated in England, later moved to South Africa to study archaeology and anthropology. She returned to England as a journalist before starting her own publishing company, with her first novel published in 1983.