Twilight in Paradise tells the tale of a ‘disappearing people’, ex-Rhodesians, Zimbos, who  remained in Zimbabwe after 1980, and the ethnocide inflicted on an almost lost culture that  was once dominant in ‘the land between the rivers.’ Their world has been long diminished,  deliberately excised, and eroded by the trials and tribulations inflicted by four decades-plus  of ethnocide and history. Most left home, viewed as paradise, for vistas elsewhere, across six  continents. One day this residual mini society may erode further, encounter final eclipse, and  perhaps disappear into the mists of time, or at least modern memory. The ‘Left Behind’  Rhodesians in Zimbabwe are fewer each year. Their history in the past four decades-plus has  been tumultuous. Twilight in Paradise tells their tale, the adaptations made, the culture’s  survival amid trauma and tribulation.