As you will see after reading this book the synopsis of Alice’s life, hers was an up bringing which was arguably the envy of any number of people. A life worth living and her world full of adventure, excitement and enjoyment, at times overwhelmingly sad lessons. She has contributed to this planet, indeed making it a better place for Zimbabwean Wildlife & her people. Her cup truly overflowed in many respects and she has very few regrets. Alice clearly has a will of her own. Her love will always be the African Bush, specifically the Zimbabwean Lowveld and Chishakwe, The Save Valley Conservancy. Alice (referred to as Joanna in this book), is currently based in Bangkok, Thailand. She is writing her next novel, “The Flamboyant”, a story about her families arrival in Africa at The Cape of Good Hope before the 1850’s, her uncle (who is a published author in his own right) will be assisting her with the history of their families great trek. Alice Vye Henningway's "Nyika, I Love You" Powerfully depicts Zimbabwe's liberation struggle, which she refers to as the bush war, and its heartbreaks. What appeals to me most about the book is that Alice's story is raw. She does not hold back and try to draw a veil over the confronting scenarios of this particular period in the country's history.