Girl Below, The - Zander, Bianca
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Suki Piper is a stranger in her hometown. . . . After ten years in New Zealand, Suki returns to London, to a city that won't let her in. However, a chance visit with Peggy?an old family friend who still lives in the building where she grew up?convinces Suki that there is a way to reconnect with the life she left behind a decade earlier. But the more involved she becomes with Peggy's dysfunctional family, including Peggy's wayward sixteen-year-old grandson, the more Suki finds herself mysteriously slipping back in time?to the night of a party her parents threw in their garden more than twenty…mehr

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Suki Piper is a stranger in her hometown. . . . After ten years in New Zealand, Suki returns to London, to a city that won't let her in. However, a chance visit with Peggy?an old family friend who still lives in the building where she grew up?convinces Suki that there is a way to reconnect with the life she left behind a decade earlier. But the more involved she becomes with Peggy's dysfunctional family, including Peggy's wayward sixteen-year-old grandson, the more Suki finds herself mysteriously slipping back in time?to the night of a party her parents threw in their garden more than twenty years ago, when something happened in an old, long-unused air-raid shelter. . . . A breathtaking whirlwind of mystery, transgression, and self-discovery, Bianca Zander's The Girl Below is a haunting tale of secrets, human frailty, and dark memory that heralds the arrival of an extraordinary new literary talent.
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Bianca Zander is British-born but has lived in New Zealand for the past two decades. Her first novel, The Girl Below, was a finalist for the VCU Cabell First Novelist Award, and she is the recipient of the Creative New Zealand Louis Johnson New Writers' Bursary and the Grimshaw Sargeson Fellowship, recognizing her as one of New Zealand's eminent writers. She is a lecturer in creative writing at the Auckland University of Technology.