Save one life

· John Berry · Kulandiswa nge-AI ngu-Madison (kusukela ku-Google)
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Some books are written to trend and some are written to sit beside someone in the dark.

Lily never meant to become the girl who felt invisible in crowded hallways. But bullying doesn’t explode all at once… it erodes. A message here. A whisper there. A long night that stretches too far. Until one evening, standing on a train platform, she faces a choice she never thought she would have to make.

One phone call interrupts the silence.

What follows isn’t a miracle. It isn’t instant healing. It’s something quieter… and harder.

Save One Life is a tender, unflinching novel about isolation, fragile love, family fractures, and the daily work of staying. It explores what happens after the moment of crisis, when fear still lingers and healing becomes a decision made again and again.

This story doesn’t promise that fear disappears.

It promises that staying is possible.

And sometimes, saving one life is enough… especially when it’s your own.

Some books are written to trend and some are written to sit beside someone in the dark. Lily never meant to become the girl who felt invisible in crowded hallways. But bullying doesn’t explode all at once… it erodes. A message here. A whisper there. A long night that stretches too far. Until one ...

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John Berry was born in Rhodesia. He lived there for six years and then emigrated to Durban, South Africa. He went to Marist Brothers College. After matriculation, he did national service as a paratrooper and fought in the Angolan war in 1975. He traveled extensively, lived in England for two years, then emigrated to Brisbane, Australia. He spends his time researching and writing fiction stories.

John Berry was born in Rhodesia. He lived there for six years and then emigrated to Durban, South Africa. He went to Marist Brothers College. After matriculation, he did national service as a paratrooper and fought in the Angolan war in 1975. He traveled extensively, lived in England for two year...

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