Michael Singleton

Hillside (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

It's Cornwall in the early 1960s, a freezing cold night, and the police find an old man huddled in a field. No one knows who he is or how he came to be there, and for years the old man, who spends his days at the nursing home in Greybridge, says nothing.

Enter Dr Simon, who has moved from London to this small Cornish town to work alongside Dr Fraser who has served the community for decades. After taking responsibility for the weekly rounds of the nursing home, he becomes increasingly interested in one particular patient - the old man who years earlier had been found huddled in a field. First he is greeted with silence, but then suddenly his patient speaks. It is then that he starts to reveal an incredible story - a story that spans continents and the universe itself, and will change the lives of those around him forever.

Hillside is a novel about enduring love, hope, despair and the agony of loss.

Approx. 270 pages.

What the first readers of Hillside are saying:

'It was lovely to be so entranced by a book again…sad and mind expanding and a damn good read.' Jacinta McEwen

'I loved this novel…I couldn't put it down. Heart wrenching…evocative landscapes…a beautiful story of profound love and loss.' Gail Barnes

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Michael Singleton
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393912637
• Artikelnr.: 59751128

Autorenporträt

Michael Singleton is an Australian writer. He spent his early years in England, but now lives with his partner near Byron Bay in northern New South Wales on five acres of forested land near the ocean. He has always been fascinated by archaeology, and has spent much of his life studying and exploring ancient sites. Most recently, he has published articles relating to archaeology in international academic journals, and spends a considerable amount of his time travelling to far flung destinations in search of obscure ruined cities. Hillside is his first novel. Email: [e-mail]