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The Keepers of the Lighthouse (Large Print)
Paperback
Main Details
Title |
The Keepers of the Lighthouse (Large Print)
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Kaye Dobbie
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback | Pages:416 | Dimensions(mm): Height 240,Width 155 |
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Category/Genre | Large Print RHYW Large Print All Dates Fiction |
ISBN/Barcode |
9780369394392
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Edition |
Large Print Edition
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
RHYW Large Print
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Imprint |
ReadHowYouWant
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NZ Release Date |
21 November 2022 |
Publication Country |
Australia
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Description
A lonely windswept lighthouse island in Bass Strait hides a dangerous secret hundreds of years in the making ... Secrets and sabotage keep readers guessing in the new novel from Australian author Kaye Dobbie. 1882 Laura Webster and her father are the stalwart keepers of Benevolence Island Lighthouse, a desolate place stranded in the turbulent Bass Strait. When a raging storm wrecks a schooner just offshore, the few survivors take shelter with the Websters, awaiting rescue from the mainland. But some of the passengers have secrets that lead to dreadful consequences, the ripples of which echo far into the future ... 2020 Nina and her team of volunteers arrive on Benevolence to work on repairs, with plans to open up the island to tourists. Also on the expedition, for reasons of his own, is Jude Rawlins, a man Nina once loved. A man who once destroyed her. But the idyllic location soon turns into a nightmare as random acts of sabotage leave them with no communication to the mainland and the sense of someone on the island who shouldnt be there. The fingers of those secrets from the passengers lost long ago are reaching into the present, and Nina will never be the same again ... PRAISE FOR KAYE DOBBIE: Dobbies trademark style of rich Australian history, intrigue, romance and fully realised settings makes this latest release a fabulous read. - Mrs Bs Book Reviews Emotional and genuinely haunting. Just beautiful all round. - Smart Bitches Trashy Books A wonderfully immersive read - The Daily Telegraph
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