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The lost summers of Driftwood / Vanessa McCausland.

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Record Number 826453
ISBN 9781460757680 (paperback)
Author McCausland, Vanessa author.
Title The lost summers of Driftwood / Vanessa McCausland.
Publisher/Date Sydney, NSW : HarperCollins Publishers (Australia), 2019.
©2019
Pagination etc. 345 pages ; 24 cm.
Contents note "Is it more dangerous to forget ... or to remember?"--Cover.
Summary Note A compelling drama about broken dreams, first love and the mystery of a lost sister, for all fans of Hannah Richell and Kate Morton. She remembered this part of the trip during the day time. Her sisters on either side in the back. The sunlight flickering through branches was like looking through a kaleidoscope. How could that be so long ago? How could so much have gone wrong? Phoebe's life has fallen apart and there's only one place left to go. Alone and adrift after a failed marriage proposal, she flees Sydney to her family's abandoned holiday cottage. On the slow-moving river Phoebe is confronted with the legacy of her older sister's suicide, a year before. Why did Karin leave a note written in flowers and walk into the water? Phoebe's childhood love, Jez, has moved back to the beautiful old house, Driftwood, one jetty down. He's married now and the home has become a refuge for an unlikely little community. As the river begins to give up its secrets, Phoebe finds herself caught up in old feelings and new mysteries. The Lost Summers of Driftwood is a story of lost loves, rekindled passions, tragedy and betrayal set against the backdrop of an idyllic south coast town.
Subject Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
First loves -- Fiction
Sisters -- Fiction
Women -- Conduct of life -- Fiction
Australian fiction
Romance fiction.
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