No it doesnt and its about a lot more than just her time in Africa. But since you know about Happy Valley and its denisons, you might enjoy this book.
You have brought it to my attention and I am looking into the background of that interesting character. Her name, alone, brought to mind Vita Sackville-West. Her nominal husband, Sir Harold Nicholson wrote a great diary which introduced me to the pre-war era politics surrounding Churchill’s rise to power. In my youth in the 60s it was one of the first Diaries of that nature I read and still inspires memories.
My reading is all over the field. I am reading right now a good Dan Jones history of the Knights Templar and just finished a great audio book on Ty Cobb and started Marxism by Tom Sowell. I really like a new biography of Samuel Johnson I am reading and as I knew a young friend of my son’s who had Tourettes Syndrome, I find the modern take now that this is assumed with Johnson to be most interestingly illuminating. I have another 20 I am in one stage or another getting through, but my habit is to leave each book by its own place and pick it up when I sit there. That means that I have ten books over a thousand miles away at a cabin that I only read when I am there.
It sounds more complicated than it is as I have read this way for decades.