EMMA KAY
"The Terrible Truth About the Truth is an all-in-one dramatic, romantic, horrific true story, not without some humour."
You've heard it before. Emerging author Emma Kay bravely accounts for her arduous journey, beginning as a Tutsi amidst the Rwandan genocide, who later seeks refuge in Canada, owing to the challenges that emerge from being in a relationship with a Hutu. Her struggles to lead a new lifestyle as a Canadian immigrant depict the resilience and adaptability required when navigating unfamiliar territory, both geographically and culturally.
Emma Kay's story serves as a powerful bridge between individuals with different backgrounds and beliefs, offering relatability to immigrants while providing education and understanding to those who may not identify as immigrants. Emma's story holds the potential to foster empathy and connection across diverse experiences, helping to restore harmony among communities despite existing conflicts.​
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TESTIMONIALS
(Anonymous), Kindle customer
"An amazing turn of intertwined angles in a single story, meticulously woven into one captivating piece. Emma seems to have written her story straight from her heart rather than her mind hence tackling one of Rwanda's most delicate subjects with ease."
KnightB, Amazon customer
"Such an eye opening novel about the Rwandan genocide written from the authors personal experience.
Highly recommend this novel."
Daniel, Amazon customer
"This book was outstanding, Emma Kay Immersed me as a reader into her lived experience helping readers to get a glimpse at what really transpired in Rwanda. So happy for her family's resilience and grateful for the opportunity to read her story."
