Step into the glossy world of the Khula Society, where the Msibis, the Manamelas and the Jiyas navigate power, prestige and marriage. Angela Makholwa unfolds a sharp, intimate study of modern South African couples whose glamorous façades hide rivalries, risky choices and long-buried secrets.
As careers, finances and loyalties collide, a sudden, devastating event forces everyone to reckon with the consequences of ambition and betrayal. With vivid characters, dark humour and tense domestic drama, Critical But Stable asks what we sacrifice to belong — and whether love can survive truth.
Perfect for book clubs and readers who savor sharp social observations.
Genre: Married people, Fiction, South African fiction, Social conditions, Couples, English Domestic fiction Dimensions: 15.6 x 23.4 x 2 cm Book Condition: Very Good
