Couscous with Pauline

When travel writer Kate is commissioned to write about Morocco, she decides to move back into her ancient van and to return to the country that once meant so much to her. Together with her friend Pauline, Kate zigzags across Morocco, from ocean to mountains, from cities to ancient kasbahs, from western living to life on the road.
Pauline, who has always been pampered and looked after, is drifting feebly through life after her divorce, and Kate is determined to help her unearth the strength she is sure Pauline possesses.
Kate thinks that she can go back to Morocco without having to confront the past, by simply banning it from her memory, so much so, that not even Pauline knows what happened before.
Their journey is not only a physical one. Encounters with people enrich and change their ways of thinking. The beautiful country, the colourful culture and the simple way of living put the two women's lives into perspective. At the end, they both will have found strength and insight to finally move on.
'Couscous with Pauline' is the sequel to Tina Johnston's 'Tomorrow, Insha'allah'.