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Adrift
The Skeleton Coast of Namibia on the west coast of Africa, an isolated and treacherous coastline, is a barren and hauntingly beautiful graveyard for shipwrecks.
Accompanied by her teenage son, Mark, Charlie Brokenshaw is in Africa to pay her respects to her recently deceased mother. Burdened by her own crumbling marriage, Charlie finds she must set out to the Skeleton Coast to track down her son when her eccentric father takes him on a fishing trip, with little idea of just how hazardous her passage will become.
Kathy George’s novel ADRIFT is a poignant and compelling account of a mother’s journey, and an exploration of the complex nature of guilt and love.
Accompanied by her teenage son, Mark, Charlie Brokenshaw is in Africa to pay her respects to her recently deceased mother. Burdened by her own crumbling marriage, Charlie finds she must set out to the Skeleton Coast to track down her son when her eccentric father takes him on a fishing trip, with little idea of just how hazardous her passage will become.
Kathy George’s novel ADRIFT is a poignant and compelling account of a mother’s journey, and an exploration of the complex nature of guilt and love.
246 pages, Paperback
First published October 4, 2010
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Kathy George
9 books94 followersKathy George is an award-winning writer of short stories and fiction. She is the author of "Sargasso", "Estella" and "The Scent of Oranges". Kathy lives in Brisbane, Australia, with her family.
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