In 1994, decades of suspicion and hate erupted into a frenzy of killing in Rwanda, resulting in the death of almost one million people over 100 days. As in all cases of genocide and war, the survivors – both victims and perpetrators – are left with a terrible legacy of loss, pain and shame. In an endless cycle of revenge, victims become offenders and add their chapter to the story of suffering and loss. In Rwanda, Hutu and Tutsi men and women are making startling choices as they face the challenges of rebuilding a nation – and their own lives. In this growing collection, their stories offer choices on the way to peace.