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Author Louise A. Stinetorf
Publisher Westminster Press, 1950
Format Hardcover with Brodart archival cover
Condition very good
Summary
White Witch Doctor by Louise A. Stinetorf is a riveting mid-century novel that blends adventure, cultural tension, and personal transformation against the dramatic backdrop of the African continent. Drawing from Stinetorf’s own experiences as a missionary, this engaging story follows a courageous female protagonist—an American nurse sent deep into colonial Africa, where she must navigate the complex clash of Western medicine and indigenous spiritual beliefs. Through harrowing encounters, moral dilemmas, and deep cultural immersion, the novel explores themes of identity, healing, and respect for the unknown.
Stinetorf writes with sincerity and insight, capturing both the beauty and tension of cross-cultural interactions in a time marked by rapid change. This vintage hardcover edition is a collectible gem—protected with a Brodart cover, it is in excellent condition, showing only minimal age-related wear. Ideal for fans of historical fiction, women’s adventure stories, and mid-century literature.