One Small Life - Housego, Anna
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Does her life even matter? Grace is a mystery to herself. It's 1924 and she's starting out with no knowledge of her parents, no prospects, no protection. She thinks the worst is behind her at the Rescue Home, that the job at the orchard beside the Southern Ocean is her big chance. But the world she's entering is a dangerous place. When she's attacked at the orchard she flees into the surf and despite almost drowning, has the strange sense that she's come home. Months later, trapped by circumstances, she meets a lighthouse keeper and makes a reckless choice. It leads her to a different ocean,…mehr

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Does her life even matter? Grace is a mystery to herself. It's 1924 and she's starting out with no knowledge of her parents, no prospects, no protection. She thinks the worst is behind her at the Rescue Home, that the job at the orchard beside the Southern Ocean is her big chance. But the world she's entering is a dangerous place. When she's attacked at the orchard she flees into the surf and despite almost drowning, has the strange sense that she's come home. Months later, trapped by circumstances, she meets a lighthouse keeper and makes a reckless choice. It leads her to a different ocean, where the secret she's carrying can no longer be hidden … and the disturbing truth of her origins is revealed. She must decide what to do, but first she must confront what kind of woman she is willing to be. One Small Life is an inspiring story about the power of choices to strengthen or destroy us. For those who enjoy fiction about women with grit. By the author of The Way to Midnight.
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Anna is a former journalist, worked in an outback pub in crocodile country, was a political adviser, and an adult educator. She was a wordsmith-for-hire providing communications consultancy services to major clients for nearly two decades but now writes for readers like you. Her debut novel has been widely praised for its gripping story and compelling style. The Way to Midnight, a 1930s mystery that resonates today, was inspired by a true family scandal that she researched for almost a decade. Find out what it takes to dig up a family secret, with your free copy of Disgrace: Uncovering a Family Scandal, available at www.annahousego.com Her second novel, One Small Life, follows the struggle of a traumatised woman to make her life count in the face of dire events. Anna grew up in a small wilderness town full of eccentrics and colourful characters and now lives near the Southern Ocean in Tasmania, a small island below the south-eastern corner of Australia. Her two grown-up children and their families are nearby.