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Monthly Archives: July 2017
The Earth Cries Out by Bonnie Etherington – 2017
Ruth is a young girl, living with her family on her grandparent’s apple orchard in Nelson, when a terrible accident tears her family apart. Ironically it also keeps her family together, as her parents were talking divorce before the accident, … Continue reading
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Through the Lonesome Dark by Paddy Richardson – 2017
Pansy, Clem and Otto are inseparable mates in the West Coast coalmining town of Blackball pre the Great War. The children have quite different home lives, Pansy having the worst of it by far – her father being a cruel … Continue reading
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Lifting by Damien Wilkins – 2017
Amy is a new mum, still coming to terms with having a ‘family’, her husband has moved from a job where he smelt of coffee all the time to one where he stinks of petrol, they have problems with the … Continue reading
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Straight and Level by Penelope Haines – 2017
Claire Hardcastle is a twenty-something pilot working for a small aviation outfit on the Kapiti Coast. Her new, still finding out about each other, partner is a cop – and currently off in the Solomon’s on secondment – leaving their relationship at … Continue reading
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