Not Child's Play

<p>What would you do if your dream sailing adventure turned into a nightmare of captivity? How would you protect your children when surrounded by armed child soldiers in a war-torn country? One family's harrowing true story of survival during the Mozambican civil war will forever change how you view the fragility of freedom.</p><p>When architect David Muller his marine biologist wife Sandy and their two young children embarked on a sailing trip to the Bazaruto Archipelago they never imagined becoming hostages of the notorious Renamo rebels. Their idyllic voyage aboard their yacht Arwen transforms into a desperate fight for survival as they're forced to navigate the treacherous landscape of civil war-torn Mozambique. Through the eyes of this ordinary family thrust into extraordinary circumstances we witness the brutal realities of a conflict where children become soldiers and innocence is shattered by violence. David and Sandy's firsthand account provides unprecedented insight into the complex dynamics of captivity where their captors display both shocking brutality and unexpected humanity. Their story reveals the incredible resilience of the human spirit as they struggle to protect their children's innocence while facing unimaginable moral dilemmas and the constant threat of death.</p><p>This raw and powerful account goes beyond a simple survival story offering profound insights into human nature family bonds and the true cost of war. Through the Mullers' journey readers will gain a deeper understanding of both humanity's capacity for cruelty and its remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.</p>