Eva's Gift
by A.L. Walsh
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Pub Date 29 Jun 2023 | Archive Date 14 Dec 2023
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Description
This is the story of two individuals, Chris Nielson and Jane Murphy, who are in full mid-life crisis. Now, both in their forties, they realise they must grab life before it’s too late. Due to a foolhardy decision, however, they find themselves caught up in the grubby world of child-trafficking and are thrown together in their efforts to save Eva, a young refugee, from a criminal gang. Not always sure which side of the law they (or the people they meet) are on, their friendship strengthens, slowly developing into a deeper relationship.
Though the themes are, at times, dark, this is a feel-good story, sprinkled with humour, supported by strong female characters, and a fast-paced mystery adventure.
Available Editions
ISBN | 9781913275761 |
PRICE | US$6.50 (USD) |
PAGES | 348 |
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Featured Reviews
Chris Nielson and Jane Murphy are in full mid-life crisis. Now, both in their forties, they realise they must grab life before it’s too late. Due to a foolhardy decision, however, they find themselves caught up in the grubby world of child trafficking and are thrown together in their efforts to save Eva, a young refugee, from a criminal gang. Not always sure which side of the law they (or the people they meet) are on, their friendship strengthens, slowly developing into a deeper relationship. Though the themes are, at times, dark, this is a feel-good story sprinkled with humour, supported by strong female characters and a fast-paced mystery adventure.
This book tackles a hard to swallow subject, but it is handled in a delicate manner. Really enjoyed the story.