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Charlotte, a European girl, and Daniel, a Rwandan boy, grew up together for five years, until the 1994 genocide. Twenty years later, Charlotte returns to Rwanda. She intends to find Daniel and rediscover the land that chased her away. She rediscovers Rwandan acquaintances, meets new people and gradually discovers the dramatic history of her friend as well as the complexities of the country, Daniel, for his part, is still in pain. The past is desperately present. He doesn't know Charlotte is looking for him... Psychologist, Monique Bernier worked as a child therapist. She was in Rwanda in April 1994 when the genocide against the Tutsis began. "Hibiscus Are Always in flower" is her sixth book.