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Emma's War by Deborah Scroggins is a compelling true story that delves into the life of Emma McCune, an idealistic British aid worker who married a Sudanese warlord. Set against the backdrop of Sudan's complex civil war, this narrative explores the intersection of humanitarianism, radical Islam, and the politics of oil. This first edition hardcover provides a profound look at the challenges of relief work and the personal sacrifices made in a war-torn region. The book includes its original dust jacket and is a significant piece of investigative journalism and biography. Note: There is a previous owner's name and address written in ink on the front flyleaf.